Future Planning

You Can Travel and Work Remotely

If your job is remote, the road can be your office—provided you plan ahead for schedules, connectivity, and logistics.
You Can Travel and Work Remotely
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Anne Johnson
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Have you been bitten by the travel bug? If you have a remote job and want to travel, there are now numerous options available. All it takes is planning and a small investment.

It all starts with your employer. How flexible are they when it comes to you working remotely? You also need to be organized because it takes planning. Whether you’re driving cross-country or traveling worldwide, here are some items you’ll need to address if you take to the road.

It’s Not a Vacation to Work Remotely and Travel

There’s a mind shift that needs to take place. You must separate travel and vacation. When you’re in one location, you’ll probably need to work a 9–5 schedule for five days straight. Then you can take two days off to explore.
Anne Johnson
Anne Johnson
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Anne Johnson was a commercial property and casualty insurance agent for nine years. She was also licensed in health and life insurance. She went on to own an advertising agency, where she worked with businesses. She has been writing about personal finance for 10 years.