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Virtual Assistant
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Freelancing is a fantastic way to earn money while you’re on the road. Companies are constantly searching for freelance writers, editors, graphic designers, website developers, and people with other specialist skills. Freelance travel writing and travel photography are particularly compatible with the nomad lifestyle.
After being cooped up in the house for the past year and getting used to working from home, more people are realizing that they too can be location-independent and travel the world while still making a living. If you’ve been dreaming of life on the road and searching for ways to make it happen, here are six of the top side-business ideas to combine travel and work.
- Average Earnings: $16/hour
- Skills Required: Office and organizational skills
- Resources Needed: Laptop, internet connection
- Pros: Use current job references, plenty of work available
- Cons: You may need to adapt to your clients’ schedules
Affiliate Marketing
After being cooped up in the house for the past year and getting used to working from home, more people are realizing that they too can be location-independent and travel the world while still making a living. If you’ve been dreaming of life on the road and searching for ways to make it happen, here are six of the top side-business ideas to combine travel and work.
- Average Earnings: around $60,000/year
- Skills Required: Basic writing, marketing
- Resources Needed: Computer and internet connection
- Pros: Passive income once you get started
- Cons: Time to build social/blog following
English Teaching
After being cooped up in the house for the past year and getting used to working from home, more people are realizing that they too can be location-independent and travel the world while still making a living. If you’ve been dreaming of life on the road and searching for ways to make it happen, here are six of the top side-business ideas to combine travel and work.
- Average Earnings: $40,000/year + possible benefits
- Skills Required: English, teaching
- Resources Needed: Reliable internet connection
- Pros: Interacting with locals, somewhat flexible hours
- Cons: Difficult to find fast and reliable internet in rural areas, cultural barriers
Fitness Instructor
After being cooped up in the house for the past year and getting used to working from home, more people are realizing that they too can be location-independent and travel the world while still making a living. If you’ve been dreaming of life on the road and searching for ways to make it happen, here are six of the top side-business ideas to combine travel and work.
- Average Earnings: $20/hour
- Skills Required: Fitness, teaching
- Resources Needed: Certification
- Pros: Stay healthy
- Cons: Upfront investment for training
Freelancer
After being cooped up in the house for the past year and getting used to working from home, more people are realizing that they too can be location-independent and travel the world while still making a living. If you’ve been dreaming of life on the road and searching for ways to make it happen, here are six of the top side-business ideas to combine travel and work.
- Average Earnings: $25/hour
- Skills Required: Design, writing, computer
- Resources Needed: Laptop and reliable internet connection
- Pros: Make your own schedule
- Cons: Takes time to build a portfolio, variable income
Bartender/Waitstaff
After being cooped up in the house for the past year and getting used to working from home, more people are realizing that they too can be location-independent and travel the world while still making a living. If you’ve been dreaming of life on the road and searching for ways to make it happen, here are six of the top side-business ideas to combine travel and work.
- Average Earnings: Depends on the local economy
- Skills Required: English, customer service, patience
- Resources Needed: None
- Pros: Easy entry
- Cons: Variable income, dealing with difficult situations
Teaching fitness on the go offers a lot of advantages. Tropical beach destinations are perfect places to teach fitness, and teaching classes regularly is an excellent way to stay in shape while you’re traveling.
