The world has become a much smaller place thanks to the way we communicate. In the past, traveling was an opportunity to disconnect from the world for a brief period. However, thanks to technological advancements, there are more opportunities than ever before for those looking to live a more mobile life. With the new-found freedom that comes with modern amenities and an RV with all the bells and whistles, you can create the ultimate traveling office. Get ready to hit the open road with these seven best travel jobs you can do from an RV.
Online Tutor/Teacher
You may not think education jobs can go mobile, however, technology makes teaching the perfect job for RV enthusiasts. Online teaching and tutoring have become a staple for people looking for jobs with more flexibility. Today, many educators tutor students in basic subjects or teach English to ELL students (English Language Learner)—all you need is a computer with a camera and a good internet connection.
Virtual Accountant
Just like teaching, companies are realizing that employees can meet their accounting needs offsite. For those with experience in finance, online accounting creates an amazing opportunity to work while on the go in your RV.
Computer Programing
For those with a technical background, computer programming may be the perfect job while living in an RV. Coding is often a solitary job, but applications such as Skype, FaceTime, Slack, and Microsoft Teams can connect you to the rest of the team when need be.
Medical Transcription
If you have no trouble listening to medical procedures and love typing, then medical transcribing may offer a steady source of income while you travel. You may want to explore the options of medical billing and coding as well—you can work these positions from your RV, too.
Seasonal Industrial Work
When you are planning on being in an area for a longer period, seasonal work can ensure you make enough money to fulfill your desire to travel. Warehouses are always hiring temporary or seasonal workers to help during peak seasons.
Writer
Content writing has shown growth as an industry over several years. The need for new content is consistently increasing as more of our communication revolves around the internet and social media. As such, look for remote employment opportunities writing blogs or website content.
Photographer
Your RV allows you to see some amazing sights, so why not turn those sights into cash? Working as a freelance photographer pairs well with the explorative lifestyle of living in an RV. You can look for clients near the area you are camping in or share your work online and see which shots can make you a few extra dollars.
Our seven best travel jobs you can do from an RV will hopefully satisfy your need for fun and financial freedom. Be sure to check job posting sites for hiring opportunities. Good luck with your search!
