We’re thrilled to learn that Modern-Day Nomads was featured in ‘So You Want to Start a Travel Business in Retirement‘ article in the Wall Street Journal’s online + print editions, May 18, 2018, along
Seasonal jobs. Ever heard of ‘em? No, I’m not talking about the seasonal jobs you can get at retail stores over the holidays. I mean short-term job adventures that take you to exciting places like
“Judging by the number of available digital nomad job portals available these days, it’s safe to say that competition for remote work is growing as fast as remote work becomes available. Staying ahead of
“Twenty years ago, a Hitachi executive named Tsugio Makimoto predicted a revolution. ‘In the future,’ he wrote, ‘high-speed wireless networks and low-cost mobile devices will break the link between occupation and location.’ The authors also couldn’t
Modern-Day Nomads is elated to be included in the International Career Institute’s round-up of ’50 Best Job Blogs to Follow.’ Some great resources here! Read the list in its entirety
Want to get paid to travel? You’ll want to check out this fabulous, extensive post from Working Traveller with a variety of paying jobs that allow you to travel, from bilingual hairdressers on European
Thanks to Intentional Travelers for including MDN in their new round-up of online resources to find meaningful and creative work-to-travel opportunities in amazing destinations: “This post was originally written when we were finishing up Peace Corps
Rough translation: “With between 250 to 500 daily visits, the site of Tiffany Owens responds to those looking for circular work. The Modern Day Nomads is a job search engine to nomads. Tiffany was
“Tiffany Owens, founder of Portland, Ore., property caretaking team Modern-Day Nomads LLC, loved writing about travel, food and wine as a journalist but felt glued to her computer, trapped by ‘excruciating’ deadlines. If she
From the article: “Like we try to do on our own Facebook page – the content of which MDN frequently and kindly shares, describing us as a European sister site – Modern-Day Nomads mixes
Modern-Day Nomads is a work-to-travel opportunities board. Over the past 7 years, I had developed a wealth of knowledge and resources that I could, in turn, share with other like-minded travelers and people were
“To be a nomad is to be on the move. Traditionally, the term has applied to those pastoral people who need to move in order to sustain themselves given the change of
I’ve had the travel bug for most of my life. For childhood vacations, my parents, who were on a tight budget, often took my sister and I camping at the many state parks in
From the Top 100 list: Modern-Day Nomads Founded by Tiffany Owens in 2006, Modern-Day Nomads is a destination for globe-trekking, creative professionals who are multi-skilled, educated and tech-savvy, and prefer a “locationless living” lifestyle or
Share Interests, But Prepare To Fly Solo A Bit Interests may be alike or not, so make sure you two talk about what you want to see or do. Tiffany Owens of Modern-Day Nomads says
As many as a million Americans now live nomadic lifestyles, and their numbers appear to be growing because of the ailing economy and the aging population. Richard Grant, author of the book American Nomads:
MDN interviewed for new property caretaking article on the MSN.com Real Estate channel. “They do it because they love living in a beautiful place rent-free, meeting new people or waking up where they work. We’re
