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February 2024

  • A dig at Vindolanda
Roman fort in Northumberland

    12 of Britain’s best archaeology sites, events and family activity days

    Learn the skills to unearth our ancient history – from excavations for children in York to guided walks along the Thames and residential courses in Wales

May 2023

  • Old Town Square in Poznan City<br>HGDBPF Old Town Square in Poznan City

    I had a job in a chippie after a month and was in love after six weeks: my brilliant year in Poland

    Working in a chippie, learning to drink vodka and buying underwear by the kilo … our writer found much to revel in during an impromptu year in Poland

September 2022

  • Oliver Balch Fire Conservation in Portugal

    My volunteering trip to help bring a fire-ravaged Portuguese forest back to life

  • Left: Luisa Tulouna Right: Wifi Tribe's Diego Bejarano-Gerke

    Work therapy: can a cyber-commuter prepare a retail employee for life as a digital nomad?

September 2021

  • Rear view of woman using laptop computer while relaxing on hammock<br>Thailand

    Pass notes
    The ‘workation’: why working from a dream destination isn’t all sunshine

    Heading for Bangkok, Lisbon or Budapest to work remotely? You might want to consider your work-life balance – and bank balance – before you go

May 2021

  • Birch (Handle.Silk.Comet) in Hertfordshire is open to guests from 17th May, with double rooms available from £150. Book now at birchcommunity.com

    Business or pleasure? 10 of Britain’s best work/stay hotels

    Remote working doesn’t have to mean your kitchen table. At these places you can work in comfort and stay in style

November 2020

  • Chalet on the slopes of the valley Méribel.

    UK ski holiday firms in limbo as Covid restrictions and Brexit bite

    British tourists, chalet owners and resort staff wait for winter season decisions across Europe

October 2020

  • Two kids with pumpkins on their heads at Arnprior farm

    10 of the best pick-your-own farms for autumn produce

    From pumpkins and flowers to sprouts and Christmas trees, there’s a variety of produce ripe for picking across the UK

September 2020

  • Man using laptop sitting on a wooden sunbed on the beach<br>GettyImages-666023330

    The rise of the 'half-tourist' who combines work with a change of scene

    Covid-19 has accelerated the decline of the office, but not everyone wants to work from home. We look at travel firms catering to the growing number of nomadic workers

November 2019

  • Closed for Maintenance, Open for Volunteerism government initiative on Faroe Islands<br>Maintenance Crews volunteers erect a fence during the “Closed for Maintenance, Open for Volunteerism” government initiative, to promote preserving the natural environment, in Gj—gv village, Eysturoy, Faroe Islands April 27, 2019. Picture taken April 27, 2019. Visit Faroe Islands/Handout via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVES. MANDATORY CREDIT

    Almost 6,000 people apply for Faroe Islands working holiday scheme

    Applicants from 95 countries apply for the 100 places on voluntourism weekend to repair visitor facilities on the North Atlantic archipelago

October 2019

  • Seasonal workers

    Backpacker tax a form of 'discrimination based on nationality', court rules

    Judge finds tax could not be levied on some backpackers who were also Australian residents because it violated agreements with other countries

May 2019

  • Sign reading CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE PROJECT, Faroe Islands. The Faroe Islands’ ‘Closed for Maintenance’ project is part tourism initiative, part conservation plan.

    Sustainable tourism: why the Faroe Islands closed for maintenance

    When the north Atlantic islands shut for a weekend to all but ‘voluntourists’ doing conservation projects, it was a win-win for locals and visitors

January 2019

  • The chapel of St Peter-on-the-Wall, Bradwell-on-Sea, has been standing since 600AD. It was built with stones from a Roman fort.

    Eastern Eden: a utopian community in Essex

  • Tourist and fisherman on idyllic beach

    Holidays that make a difference: 25 ethical trips in the UK and worldwide

May 2018

  • Telliskivi Loomelinnak (Creative City), which is located in a former industrial complex next to the Balti Railway Station on the borders between the<br>KP7C6P Telliskivi Loomelinnak (Creative City), which is located in a former industrial complex next to the Balti Railway Station on the borders between the

    Wandering stars: are Tallinn's digital nomads building the city of the future?

    Estonia’s nomad visa and space-age digital infrastructure are set to make Tallinn more attractive to location-independent workers. Is this the future of urban employment?

March 2018

  • Adventure China councillor with campers.

    Smaller Earth starts Chinese summer camp jobs initiative

    Eight-week stints at two American-style summer camps aim to give young people from the UK the chance to work and travel in China

May 2017

  • Unlimited holiday

    Work better
    Take a break: why charities should give staff unlimited holidays

    Molly Whyte
    Allowing workers to take time off when they need it can help your team to thrive, rather than survive

November 2016

  • Seasonal workers pick riesling grapes at Surveyor’s Hill vineyard outside Canberra, Thursday, March 12, 2015. This years harvest is the earliest in over 40 years with experts attributing it partly to climate change. Scientists predicted earlier grape harvests several years ago when a team from the CSIRO and the University of Melbourne found that vintages were moving forward by 0.8 of a day each year. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch) NO ARCHIVING

    Backpacker tax: Labor proposes cutting rate to 10.5% to end impasse

  • French backpackers Charlotte Loiseau, Romain Quiru, Helene Chaphuif and Brice Lancauchez

    Observer dispatch
    Down on the farm: Australia at war with its backpacker workforce

October 2016

  • Hermes delivery lorry

    'Clock is ticking' on companies exploiting 'gig economy' says Labour MP

    Frank Field MP says ‘push back’ beginning against employers who have been ‘testing the law’ as HMRC opens inquiry into delivery firm Hermes
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