 A jet setter at just 10 years old, Aditi Tripathi has seen most of Europe and has even been as far as Malaysia and Thailand – and she hasn't missed any school in the process. Dad Deepak, 43, and mum Avilasha, 36, decided early that they wanted their daughter to be well-travelled. But the parents – both accountants – didn't want that to come at the sacrifice of any lessons. So, the family jets off during every school holiday, making sure to use bank holidays and inset day to their full potential. Deepak and Avilasha, from Greenwich, south-east London, estimate they spend up to £20k a year on travel. They say it's worth every penny, as they want Aditi to understand different cultures, foods and people. Deepak said: 'She gets curious and excited seeing different cultures like in Nepal, India and Thailand. 'We started travelling with her when she was in nursery age three and she used to go to school for two and a half days per week. 'Now we pick her up straight from school on Friday and we take late night flight back at around 11pm on Sunday. Aditi Tripathi in Rome, Italy (Picture: Deepak Tripathi / SWNS) Win a seven-day cruise around the Mediterranean with Virgin Voyages You could win a glorious trip to the Med for two with Virgin Voyages. Our lucky winner will be sailing around the Mediterranean on a superyacht-inspired ship with five-star food whenever you want it, top-drawer entertainment on tap, exercise classes, pool, hot tubs, the works… all thrown in as part of the package. With two packages to choose between, you can opt for French Daze And Ibiza Nights, where you get to mix stop-offs to the beautiful beaches of the south of France and Ibiza and sample some of the party island's famous nightlife. Or you can take it easier on the Irresistible Med cruise, which combines Provençal heritage, the intriguing island of Corsica and the famous countryside of Tuscany. In the meantime, don't forget to sign up to The Getaway){kind=link}
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A jet setter at just 10 years old, Aditi Tripathi has seen most of Europe and has even been as far as Malaysia and Thailand – and she hasn’t missed any school in the process.
Dad Deepak, 43, and mum Avilasha, 36, decided early that they wanted their daughter to be well-travelled. But the parents – both accountants – didn’t want that to come at the sacrifice of any lessons.
So, the family jets off during every school holiday, making sure to use bank holidays and inset day to their full potential.
Deepak and Avilasha, from Greenwich, south-east London, estimate they spend up to £20k a year on travel.