澳大利亚退休人员正在为免费露营而做工,以在需求不断增长的情况下降低旅行成本。 Australian retirees are trading labor for free camping to cut travel costs amid rising demand.

澳大利亚的灰色游牧民正在通过工作交换机会,例如园艺、照料或交换住宿的轻关税等,找到免费或低成本的露营,从而减少旅行费用。 Grey nomads in Australia are cutting travel costs by finding free or low-cost camping through work-exchange opportunities, such as gardening, caretaking, or light duties in exchange for accommodations. 随着需求不断增加,2024年有5 710万人过夜停留,野营车登记增加了19%,许多退休人员转而选择其他选择,如免费场地的有偿角色、维基营地等经同行审查的平台、或留在酒吧里吃饭。 With rising demand—57.1 million overnight stays in 2024 and a 19% increase in campervan registrations—many retirees are turning to alternative options like paid roles with free sites, peer-reviewed platforms like Wiki Camps, or staying behind pubs for a meal. 这些战略有助于减少开支,同时向偏远地区开放,促进与当地人的联系。 These strategies help reduce expenses while opening access to remote areas and fostering connections with locals. 有经验的旅行者采用灵活的方式,包括依靠公共和私人自由露营场地,以负担得起和丰富的方式延长他们的旅程。 Seasoned travelers use flexible approaches, including relying on public and private free campgrounds, to extend their journeys affordably and enrichingly.