Taking off into the blue yonder is a romantic notion, but is it that practical? Combining working abroad with travelling is a great way to see the world, and it would be a shame to spoil your trip through bad planning. Be prepared for a few knockdowns if you don’t organise work before you leave.
Travelling alone opens a lot of doors and gives you more flexibility, but it’s important to consider safety. Female travellers need to be especially cautious, and don’t be too trusting of new people until you have got used to the country, it’s culture and the attitude or beliefs of the local people.
The current issue of WORKINGABROAD magazine features no less than 8 interviews with people that travelled abroad alone, found work and had a life changing experience.
read about:
Jo who worked in Oz as a recruitment consultant
Cara working as a chalet host in a ski resort
Kathryn the Entertainments Director on board a cruise ship
Taking off into the blue yonder is a romantic notion, but is it that practical? Combining working abroad with travelling is a great way to see the world, and it would be a shame to spoil your trip through bad planning. Be prepared for a few knockdowns if you don’t organise work before you leave.
