If you haven’t heard of it yet, digital nomadism is a lifestyle that involves working while traveling, using technology to work remotely. Some people become digital nomads because it suits their jobs, but others do so because they want to be able to travel year-round. If you fall in the latter group, you may be wondering what jobs you can do that will work with this lifestyle. Here are some options worth considering.
Designer
Whether you’re a web or graphic designer, your skills are likely to be desirable worldwide and all the time, meaning you should have no problem finding both long-term and short-term freelance clients, as well as even full-time employers who will allow you to work remotely from wherever you choose.
Virtual Assistant
While it’s a fairly new job, virtual assistants pretty much do exactly what assistants have done for centuries: writing e-mails, making calls, scheduling appointments, planning meetings, arranging travel, and so on. The perk of this job is it’s meant to be done virtually, making it perfectly suited to digital nomadism.
Online Language Instructor
For a long time now, people who wanted to work and travel could lean on teaching English as a job option in nearly any country. The good news is the internet age has made this even easier, as foreign language instruction online is growing in popularity.