Promising incredible experiences across diverse landscapes, New Zealand is one of the best places in the world for the outdoor adventure traveller. If you’re hoping to live, work and travel longer term in NZ, the working holiday is a fantastic option if you’re eligible as it’s easy to apply for and offering a lot to flexibility. Our how-to goes over eligibility and how to apply.

If you’re wanting the opportunity to live down in Australia on a temporary basis, the working holiday is a fantastic visa to get if you’re eligible. It’s relatively easy to apply for and offers a lot of flexibility with where you can work, live and travel. Our how-to goes over which visa you need, eligibility and how to apply.

A visa which allows young people to temporarily work, live and travel in a new country, the WHV is a fantastic way to experience living abroad while making an income and offers a lot of flexibility with how you choose to spend your time. Our beginner's guide goes over the basics: what it is, how to apply and what you can do for work.

Trying to generalise all long term travellers into one category is near impossible, because this one umbrella term comprises so many different kinds of people and lifestyles. It is more of a spectrum than one singular lifestyle choice; sharing the common theme of travel at the core. Where do you fit on the spectrum?

Whether you’re on the road already, are hoping to make a move abroad, or are simply curious about it, the life of long term travel can be slightly enigmatic. What is long term travel anyway?

Ever dreamed of getting paid to ski or snowboard every day? Working within a ski resort, or in a ski town, is among the most popular for working travellers the world over. This guide will go over how to apply for work in ski resorts, what jobs there are to apply for, and what to expect from both seasonal and non-seasonal work.

Through my years living on each side of the pond, I’ve noticed many similarities, but also have come to adapt to many differences. From domestic travel and driving culture to tipping and tax… life in Scotland and life in Canada are very unique experiences in their own right.

Jet lag can certainly hit the brakes on your travel plans, especially short term trips where you want to make the most of every day that you have on holiday.

Housesitting and hosting refers to a mutually beneficial exchange where homeowners around the world look for property caretakers (housesitters) to look after their home and property while they’re away.

WWOOF stands for Willing Workers On Organic Farms, an energy exchange that promises food and board for any traveller willing to help on properties that need a hand in agriculture, farming work or sustainability projects.

Au-pairing is an incredible way to be introduced to a new country while immersing yourself in the culture, region, and local cuisine. It’s especially well-suited for the solo traveller, young female travellers, and travellers who have a background in childcare.

Traveling has unfortunately become synonymous with spending, but it doesn’t have to be. For those looking to travel longer term and on a budget, there are a lot of ways that you can cut back on expenses to fund your next adventure.