Backpacking | Budget Travel | Living Abroad
A collection of articles that aim to show it is possible to work and travel with a wider range of possibilities now than ever before. Features work exchanges, short-term placements and more.
India may not automatically stand out as a popular destination for digital nomads but it is a nation with the potential to grow into a major hub for people who travel whilst working remotely. In this post, we’ll outline both the advantages and disadvantages to being a digital nomad in India and consider which parts […]
Digital nomads are all around us, and with services such as Live Lingua making it incredibly easy to learn foreign languages, there’s no reason not to try it yourself if your work situation allows it. But even if you do want to do something like this, whether it’s a long term living situation, or just […]
While it’s always useful to have a fair amount of cash saved up before you set out travelling, finding work on the road is often vital for any backpacker looking to travel for a long period. There are lots of weird and wonderful ways to make some dosh as you roam the earth. Few are […]
This post will hopefully offer some insight into teaching English abroad. It aims to be a starting guide for anyone considering getting into TEFL (aka TESOL) with tips for getting qualified and finding work. We also explain some of the jargon and debunk a few myths. Teaching English Abroad – A Guide to TEFL There […]
Dreaming of travelling or taking a gap year? Backpacking your way around the world? Discover how to live all of your travel and backpacker dreams with Worldpackers. Exchange your skills for accommodation and live like a local while immersing yourself in new cultures and collaborative communities. A guest post by Janaina Colomba If you are […]
Who knew doing good and helping others would cost so much? Searching online is enough to discourage any potential volunteer, with results displaying fees of $900/£700 per week excluding flights! Volunteering abroad needn’t cost a fortune, but it can rarely be done for free. A guest post by Astrid Halliday Here are some tips on […]
If you’re interested in teaching English abroad in China, then you’re in for an exciting and rewarding adventure. As a company which specialises in helping people like you teach abroad, we understand what you’re going through. We’ve helped hundreds of people find jobs in China and we hope to do the same for you. But […]
