#work and travel

[laowinjey]

[chasing-the-plot]

Hi there! I’m Carli and currently traveling through Australia with my boyfriend. On this account, I want to share my journey—what I see, learn, eat, the challenges I face, and so much more. So expect some long captions where I go into detail.

A little bit about me: 🇩🇪 I'm from Germany, and English isn’t my first language—so cut me some slack if things aren’t perfectly written 😄 🏋️‍♀️ I'm trying to be a gym girl. I went pretty consistently for about a year back in Germany and really enjoyed it. But sometimes it’s hard to stay motivated—especially while traveling, since I don’t have a proper daily routine yet. 🎒 I'm traveling with just a backpack. Okay… two backpacks. One big one and a smaller one in front. But believe me, I’m not a minimalist—packing was haaaard! And resisting the urge to buy too much stuff here is even harder! 🛹 I bought a skateboard just because I saw it on Instagram and it looked like fun! I’ve never had one before, so I’m starting from scratch. 🥸 I'm a lazy perfectionist—which makes finishing things a bit of a struggle sometimes. 🍔 I love food, but I’m also a bit picky. You’ll definitely see a lot of food content here. 👩‍💻 Back in Germany, I worked an office job with amazing colleagues. But I traded that safe (and really nice) environment for a sunny Australian adventure—and I don’t regret it one bit!

[harf-e-kun]

Note to self 🖋

[fernweh06]

İlk paylaşımımı hayalim olan hatta hayalime adım attığım yer daha doğrusu olay ile paylaşmak istedim şuan bilgisayar mühendisliği hazırlık öğrencisiyim ilk yılım yurt dışına en kolay ve güzel biçimde work and travel ile çıkabilirim diye düşündüm ve bu yola adım attım zar zor bir şirket buldum ve bu şehir çıktı şansıma virginia beach şuan tek ve en önemli şey kaldı vize alabilmek o yüzden çok çalışmalıyımmmmm ve bu serüveni de kaydetmek istiyorum paylaşmak istiyorum inşallah güzel sonuçlanır olmazsa da denedim dicem yapıcak bir şey yokk 😊😊🥹

[midtownsblog]

Why I Chose SafetyWing as My Travel Insurance (and Why You Might Too)

By Midtowns : July 2025 I was in Ubud, Bali — sipping iced kopi from a jungle-side café, writing code between yoga breaks. Life was surreal. I was living the remote dream… until one morning, I woke up with food poisoning so bad I couldn’t lift my head. That’s when it hit me: I had no clue what I’d do if things got worse. No plan. No protection. I’d been putting off getting travel insurance for…

[mesteval]

Lo que no te dice de viajar, realidades que debes saber

Para casi todo el mundo, viajar es una de las experiencias más enriquecedoras y emocionantes de la vida, porque conocemos nuevos lugares, culturas, gastronomía y personas, pero también trae ciertos desafíos que a menudo no nos cuentan antes de emprender el viaje. Si estás pensando en tu próximo destino, es importante que estés preparado para lo que realmente significa viajar. A continuación, te…

[fly-chicken]

A Pragmatic and surprisingly comforting perspective about the Trump 2nd Presidency from the ACLU

***Apologies if this is how you found out the 2024 election results***

Blacked out part is my name.

I’m not going to let this make me give up. It’s disheartening, and today I will wallow, probably tomorrow too

AND

I will continue to do my part in my community to spread the activism and promote change for the world I want to live in. I want to change the world AND help with the dishes.

And I won’t let an orange pit stain be what stops me from trying to be better.

A link to donate to the ACLU if able and inclined. I know I am

[iyiadebizz]

How to Perfectly Embrace the Digital Nomad Lifestyle

The digital nomad lifestyle is gaining popularity. It lets people work and travel freely. About 60% of digital nomads make over $40,000 a year, showing it’s possible to live well while working remotely1. This lifestyle means you can work from anywhere. With the right skills and tools, anyone can be a digital nomad. The digital nomad lifestyle is a dream for many. Thanks to technology, it’s now…

[laowinjey]

[chasing-the-plot]

My fist real hostel experience - Bondi Beach

So after a few days in Australia we moved to Bondi Beach, that's still Sydney but as you would assume, it's right by the beach. There was our first real hostel experience as we stayed in a mixed shared dorm there. We were greeted by a very tiered and hungover or maybe high (I don't really know) receptionist. It was actually funny how slow she was moving and talking. We were a bit early so we just put our bags in the baggage room and went to the beach. Later on when we were able to go to the room we were a bit overwhelmed. We came in and no one was in there. It was dark, smelled like old dust and nicotine and it looked nothing like the pictures online I remembered. I really wanted a dorm with curtains on the beds so I would feel a bit like I have my own space at night. Bu nope there were none, but I am certain we specifically picked this hostel because it had those on the pictures... Anyway, we took a closer look around, where we didn't really know which ones were being used and which were free. We picked two that looked free and I immediately was disgusted. I saw staines on the bed sheet and just stood there not knowing what to do. But then someone came in and we had a good talk with him. He told us 2 other beds were free and those looked a lot better. I still wasn't really feeling comfortable but talking to him did easy my mind a bit. The best thing I could possibly have packed was my cabin sleeping bag. Just a very thin thingy I could sleep in so nether the sheet nor the blanked would touch me. My towel functioned as a curtain as I had a bottom bunk and so I went to sleep relatively comfortable. But to be honest it ruined hostels a bit for me. The people in the shared area (kitchen and outside area) looked much younger than us and I felt too insecure to talk to anybody. I didn't take a single picture of the dorm, would have loved to show you but I was busy with telling myself that everything was alright haha... Sooo I was really happy that we only stayed one night. After that we flew to Brisbane and little did I know we would instantly fall in love with that city.

[kiwilegographer]

Fall Colors and Work Hours: My Romanian Escapade !

[soovyclub]

Top 10 Coastal Spots in America to Reside or Explore.

Fancy the idea of greeting the morning with a sea view and ending the day with a walk along the shore? If so, this guide to America's finest coastal spots is tailored for you! These locations provide opulent lifestyles and breathtaking landscapes, perfect whether you're considering purchasing a seaside home or planning an extravagant getaway.