Welcome to The Working Traveller Blog, where you’ll discover the best (and often off the beaten path) destinations to explore across the globe, how to earn and make money on the go and how to turn every journey into an unforgettable adventure.
As a digital nomad of 13+ years I’m excited to share inspiration, practical tips, real-life stories & actionable strategies for turning your wanderlust into a profitable lifestyle!
Winter doesn’t have to mean grey skies and staying indoors. For digital nomads and freedom seekers, it’s the perfect excuse to escape the cold and trade it in for sunshine, fresh flavors, and workdays that end with ocean swims or city strolls. This curated list of winter getaways isn’t just about warm weather, it’s about … Read more
If you’re dreaming of a tropical escape that’s more than just beach towels and cocktails (though we’re not skipping those either), Fiji might just be your perfect paradise. This laid-back island nation offers way more than picture-postcard views — think waterfall hikes, natural hot springs, floating bars, village culture, fresh seafood, and some of the … Read more
If you’re dreaming about crystal-clear lagoons, soft sand under your feet, and the kind of warm, friendly vibe that sticks with you long after your trip ends, Fiji is calling. This collection of islands isn’t just about beach resorts (though there are plenty of those); it’s about finding a stay that fits your pace. From … Read more
If you’ve ever thought Tokyo was just about crowded streets and neon signs, think again. This incredible city has a charming, slower-paced side that’s just beneath the hustle and bustle, waiting for you to discover. The real magic of Tokyo comes alive when you slow down, soak up the little details, and truly experience its … Read more
I visited Tokyo in winter with my daughter a couple of years back, and for a country that doesn’t officially celebrate Christmas, Japan pulls it off incredibly well. We had an absolute blast! Marvelling at the light displays, braving the cold for street snacks and shopping, and heading straight to Tokyo Disney bundled up in … Read more
Travelling solo in your 50s isn’t just ticking boxes or chasing landmarks. It’s doing what feels good, whether that’s a slow walk through a quiet village, a glass of wine on a sun-drenched terrace, or just being somewhere that gives you space to breathe. I love travelling through Europe. The history, the culture, the variety. … Read more
Thinking about heading Down Under? I don’t blame you. I’m writing this from Brisbane, where I’m currently soaking up city life (and a bit too much sun). As a Brit who married an Aussie, I’ve had the chance to explore this epic country a few times now—living up in tropical Cairns, hanging out on the … Read more
I looked up, panting. The 11kg backpack on my shoulders felt like I was carrying three grown men, and my knees were creaking with every step. The hotel looked stunning in the photos, but nowhere did it say, “must climb 300 steep steps to get here.” The view was spectacular though. Dubrovnik — The view from our … Read more
Europe does history like nowhere else, but it’s always the big cities that get all the hype. Paris, Rome, Barcelona… sure, they’re iconic. But if you really want to feel like you’ve stepped back in time, it’s the hidden medieval villages that’ll steal your heart. Winding alleys, crumbling stone walls, crooked old houses, these places … Read more
I’ve only done one major train journey so far — the Bernina Express — but let me tell you, I was hooked the minute we started winding through the snow-covered Swiss Alps. There’s something about train travel that just gets under your skin in the best possible way. It’s slow, romantic, a little nostalgic… and … Read more