Is Thailand the Right Destination for Children? - An Interview with Suzy May

For years, I've had a pretty simple view of traveling with young children in Thailand. Yes, Thailand is amazing, but between the heat, long travel days, boats, ferries, crowded markets, and logistics, I wasn't convinced it was the ideal destination for families with young kids. Then, I met fellow podcaster Suzy May. (The Wander Worldschool Podcast) In this episode, we explore a concept called worldschooling, an approach to education that takes learning far beyond the classroom. Instead of reading about history, culture, geography, and language in textbooks, children experience them firsthand through travel. Suzy’s Podcast Link: https://www.wanderworldschool.com/ A link to her Thailand specific episode: https://www.wanderworldschool.com/2504669/episodes/18789918-42-2-moms-twins-and-a-global-gap-year-why-this-primary-school-teacher-took-a-worldschooling-sabbatical-with-laurie-bevan-jackson-from-reality-of-adventure Links to places & camps we discuss in this episode: Ban’s Diving Resort: bansdivingresort.com Progression Vertical Climbing Camps: thailandclimbing.com iCamp Thailand: icampthailand.com UWC Thailand Summer Camp: uwcthailand.ac.th PSG Academy (Phuket - BCIS): bcisphuket.ac.th Dream Forest: dream-forest-kpg.com Rustic Pathways: rusticpathways.com Projects Abroad (Marine Conservation): projects-abroad.org Little Panda International Kindergarten: littlepandakpg.com Si Ri Panya International School: siripanya.com Tree Yard International: treeyardinternational.com Bliss Hubs (Koh Lanta/Pai): blissinvestor.com/community Prem International School: ptis.ac.th The Bush Camp Chiang Mai: elephanthills.com/bushcamp Elephant Nature Park: elephantnaturepark.org Tawan Sprouts (Waldorf): <a href="https://tawansprouts