Cupid's Pulse Article: Travel Tips: 5 Ways to Live Like a Nomad While Traveling AbroadCupid's Pulse Article: Travel Tips: 5 Ways to Live Like a Nomad While Traveling Abroad

By Lauren Burczyk

Traveling abroad is an exciting experience, but this travel trend can get very costly. Visiting another country or multiple countries can require a great deal of time off of work and an array of travel expenses. While many people believe that they will never be able to take their dream vacation around the world, it can be a lot easier than they think. Cupid has some travel tips on how to travel abroad and live like a nomad.

Travel Tips: 5 Ways to Live Like a Nomad While Traveling Abroad


1. Save your money: It’s important to start putting your money away as soon as you have any thoughts of traveling abroad. You’ve got to be prepared for an extended time off from work and the expenses that traveling the world requires.

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2. Avoid procrastination: Traveling the world can seem daunting since its outside of the norm for most people. It’s easy to say you’ll “do it when the time is right,” so make now the right time and schedule your plans to travel abroad.

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3. Plan ahead: Start a travel journal so you can plan accordingly. The travel journal can include tasks that you have to get done before leaving along with tips that others have given you from their travel experiences.

4. Set your goal and stick with it: Decide on your travel goals such as where, how, and when you want to travel. You must set your sights on these key aspects and keep your goals in mind until the big day arrives.

5. Work abroad: If you’re planning to travel for several months at a time, it might be a good idea to find work while you are away. See if your current job has any remote positions available, this would be a great way to still remain active with your employer and keep money flowing as you’re traveling.

Do you have any tips on how to live like a nomad while traveling abroad? Let us know! Comment below.