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Although Evanston residents can log onto Web sites to try and temporarily exchange houses, like Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz’s characters did in the film “The Holiday,” the possibility of finding someone who wants to visit Evanston is slim. Instead of hunting for a temporary…
Traveling for research is a part of any historian’s job description, and arranging housing for an extended research stay can be a hassle. Since 2000, the web site SabbaticalHomes.com has been connecting academics around the world in all disciplines in an effort to make arranging…
The ideal length of a home exchange varies by country. Europeans get a lot more vacation time than Americans do, and are much more likely to use it. There is no legal right to vacation time in the United States. In Europe, the law ensures…
This article appeared in Marie Claire and is about how to travel without spending excess money. Here’s an excerpt: “SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE: A NEW GETAWAY …Think you can’t afford to go abroad? Rather than shell out for a pricey hotel room, some pleasure-seekers swap…
Laura MacNeil compiled nine ways to travel for next-to-nothing in her article The Ultimate Guide to Free Travel. One of her secrets is house sitting (written by Sophie Alexander). Alexander recommends ironing out agreement details, asking questions, and coming to a mutually beneficial arrangement for…
Five years ago Nadege Conger, MBA’90, and her husband, former McGill management professor Jay Conger, began traveling regularly to London, England, from their home near Los Angeles. Jay had joint appointments at the University of Southern California and the London Business School, and the Congers…
Nadege M. Conger considers herself something of an international matchmaker. Lifelong love affairs aren’t necessarily her goal, however. She’d settle for a two- or three-month live-in relationship, sealed with a lease. In June, Ms. Conger launched Sabbatical Homes, a Web site that lets nomadic scholars…
