An approach to holidays created by cash-strapped teachers is gaining fashionable appeal: home swapping. Generation Z and millennials are opting to exchange homes rather than book hotel stays, embracing a form of travel whose origins lie with teachers of limited financial means.
As these travellers choose home exchanges over hotels, stylish new clubs are launching to embrace the trend. The contrast between the idea's modest beginnings and its current fashionable image is striking: a holiday arrangement devised by teachers short of money is now drawing younger generations and attracting new clubs.
