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5 Ways to Spend More Time Travelling

  • July 15, 2024
  • Robert

Travel is one of lifeโ€™s great joys, but for those of us with busy schedules, it can be hard to make time for the amount of travel weโ€™d like to engage in.

With work and family commitments tying us to one place, itโ€™s easy to set our love for travel aside.

Luckily, there are ways that you can fit your love for travel around your life. So, if you want to spend more time travelling the world, here are just five fantastic tips to help you get started.    

1. Remote Work or Freelance

We live in an age where our careers donโ€™t necessarily need to be tied to a desk in a traditional nine to five. If your company offers remote working opportunities, speak to your employer about taking your career on the go. 

And, if your company doesnโ€™t allow for remote working, you could consider freelance opportunities. 

So many skills and talents are suitable for freelance work, so if you have a career that translates well, utilise platforms such as Freelancer to connect with clients and start to build up a good reputation for yourself.ย 

2. Learn on the Go

Furthering our education is one of the best ways to advance our careers and improve our cognitive abilities. And just like with work, you donโ€™t have to be tied to one place. 

With online education providers, such as Signum Magnum College, you can take the next steps in your academic journey from anywhere in the world. These experts offer a wide range of business courses from undergraduate to doctoral level, so youโ€™ll be sure to find the perfect option for you.ย 

With online education, you have the power to study from anywhere with an internet connection.   

3. Teach English Abroad

Another great way for you to spend more time aboard while still earning an income is to teach English as a foreign language.

This can be a great way to not only explore new places, but also immerse yourself in local cultures. Remember, even though youโ€™re the teacher, youโ€™ll have the chance to learn from the perspectives of your students.

Depending on which company you work for, you may need specific qualifications, so itโ€™s a good idea to shop around to see which organisations suit you best.  

4. Make the Most of the Weekends

Travelling more doesnโ€™t necessarily mean spending a long time away from home. Rather than taking a few extended trips, you could make the most of your weekends by taking lots of shorter breaks.

By setting off on a Friday and returning late on a Sunday, youโ€™ll have plenty of time to explore. Whether you explore destinations close to home, or make the most of last minute city break deals, youโ€™ll be able to fit more destinations into your travel plans.  

5. Plan for Long Term Travel

If you are wanting to spend an extended time abroad, then it’s a good idea to plan ahead, particularly how youโ€™re going to fund your travel. 

One way to ensure that you have a continuous income is to rent out your home to fellow travellers with platforms such as Airbnb. Plus, this way your home wonโ€™t be sitting vacant while youโ€™re away.ย 

Have you found ways to spend more time travelling? Share your tips and tricks in the comments below.

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Robert

Robert has worked in travel for over 35 years, running tour operators in Pakistan, Italy & the UK, writing guide books and articles and running a conservation charity that fights species extinction and habitat loss worldwide. He's trekked coast to coast across Borneo, climbed to 6,500 metres in the Himalayas, travelled the the length of the Silk Road and been chased out of a bar in Lesotho by a Warthog.

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