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46 Te Travel Guide Worldwide travel Take your job on an adventure


Remote Year is a travel company for remote workers and professionals looking to take their jobs on the road and explore the world with a community


Promotional Content • Saturday 28 January 2023


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emote Year offers group work and travel programmes in more than 80 inspiring desti-


nations across Latin America, Asia, Europe and Africa. Travellers can work remotely and travel with a group of 20 to 30 fellow remote professionals, while the company coordinates accommodation, workspaces, wi-fi, community experiences and other travel logistics. With the support of on-the-ground local teams in each city, Remote Year makes it easy for professionals to work remotely and connect with a community in cities across the globe without skipping a beat at work. Remote Year members can discover


a new destination during a one-month trip, dive deeply into a region on a four- month journey or explore a different country each month during a life- changing members


to join multiple


You deserve a


curated exclusively for Remote Year. Visit Machu Picchu in Peru, head out on a safari in Cape Town, make paella in Valencia or learn to surf in Bali — local experiences are uniquely designed by Remote Year and run by trusted local partners. Travellers consistently rate commu-


12-month journey. Many choose


one-month trips. In each city, travellers can expect comfortable accommoda- tion, reliable workspaces, transporta- tion, welcome events and a local city team to help them settle into local life. With no set itineraries in place, travel- lers can make their own schedule and join the group whenever they want. Each day, there are people exploring and people working, so travellers can make the most of their adventure. In their free time, members also have the opportunity to join local experiences


nity as the number-one most impactful aspect of Remote Year programmes. With


over 4,000 members repre-


senting more than 50 nationalities, the Remote Year community is filled with individuals from across all indus- tries, backgrounds and walks of life. Once travellers become Remote Year members, they also gain access to the RY Nation Hub, a digital platform and app where remote workers can connect. Members can join more than 150 online interest groups, get advice from fellow digital nomads, access helpful city guides and keep in touch


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before, during and after their adven- tures. Remote Year also hosts educa- tional and social digital events each month, so members can learn about remote working, travel and culture, and connect online. Members are also invited to attend local meet-ups in cities around the world, as well as multi-day cultural events in stunning global destinations. Whether it’s your first time working


remotely while travelling or you’re a long-time digital nomad looking to connect with a travel


community,


Remote Year is the perfect place to start. “A life-changing experience that


I believe everyone should have in their lifetime. Every minute, every experience and every new friend was totally worth it. I felt completely supported the entire time, and I can’t imagine ever again travelling solo.” –Barbara C, Remote Year traveller


better office view. Let Remote Year


change the way you work and travel.


“Travellers can expect comfortable accommodation, reliable workspaces, transportation, welcome events and a team to help them settle into local life”


For more information, visit remoteyear.com


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