| In order to sustain and maintain traveling accessories | | | | Consulting (providing specialist advice to other people |
| and equipment, the vagabond with a small or even | | | | who work in the same field) Teaching, Personal Care, |
| non existing bank account, may sometimes find | | | | Property Management |
| themselves stopping over to earn payment for | | | | Wagon based work: It is just like a home based job, |
| services. The form and amount of payment may | | | | however with today's communication technology, a |
| depend on the specific job, but as long as the | | | | vagabond can work out of his RV. Some mobile |
| vagabond can attain enough resources to continue | | | | communications gadgets are required, for example |
| trekking, any job will do. | | | | mobile phone and fax machine, laptop, portable |
| Because of their non materialistic and efficient | | | | printer and scanner, etc... Publishing, Sales, Marketing |
| lifestyle, most vagabonds won't usually need to find a | | | | Vagabond Jobs |
| source of income. But in times of hardship and when | | | | Descriptions |
| resources get scarce (like worn out shoes), money | | | | Recreational Activities Worker: Plan, organize, and |
| can always be obtained to provide for whatever a | | | | direct activities in local playgrounds and recreation |
| traveler may need. More elaborate vagabonds usually | | | | areas, parks, community centers, religious |
| have higher traveling cost to maintain and provide | | | | organizations, camp sites, theme parks, and tourist |
| fuel for RVs, trailers, wagons, campers, towing | | | | attractions. Performers, Event Planners, Sports |
| vehicles, and other expenses attached to motorised | | | | Coordinators, Fishermen and Hunters, etc... |
| traveling. The vagabonds with larger wagons, typically | | | | Property |
| travel in groups, some having family members sharing | | | | Caretaker: Property Care for financial compensation, |
| one RV, or a caravan of many RVs of other | | | | and sometimes in exchange for rent-free living |
| nomads, gypsies, wanderers, drifters, and tramps. | | | | accommodations. Ranch Sitters, Bed & |
| Opportunities for the Vagabond Below is a list of | | | | Breakfast and Inn Sitters, Property Managers, Estate |
| various fields of work that a traveler can look for, all | | | | Managers, Hosts, Mechanics, Electricians, Cooks, |
| depending on how long the traveler is willing to stay | | | | Landscapers, Farmers and Gardeners, House Sitters, |
| in one area, there is always work to be found | | | | etc... |
| anywhere your wheels or feet take you. | | | | Personal |
| Seasonal jobs sites: Jobs are available everywhere | | | | Caregiver: Someone with health care skills, who is |
| you go. Farms (crop pickers, equipment operators, | | | | employed to care for another person or pets, can |
| animals to tend), Amusement Parks (maintenance, | | | | look for jobs like. Pet Walkers, Teachers, Pet |
| sales, promotions, services), Cruise Ships (cooking, | | | | Groomers, Caterers, House Cleaners, Nurses, Hair |
| hosting, housekeeping, travel guide), Outdoorsman | | | | Stylist, etc... |
| Camp (fishing, hunting, guides), Training Centers | | | | Mystery Shopper: Mystery shopping or Mystery |
| (teaching, organising), Construction Sites (skilled | | | | Consumer is a tool used by market research |
| trades, labour), Tradeshows (sales, promotions, | | | | companies to measure quality of retail service or |
| bartering, great place to sale stuff), Tourist Sites, | | | | gather specific information about products and |
| Campgrounds (office work, reservations, sales, | | | | services. Mystery shoppers posing as normal |
| grounds maintenance, handy-person, housekeeping, | | | | customers perform specific tasks-such as purchasing |
| running social activities), Property Owners (house | | | | a product, asking questions, registering complaints or |
| sitting, gardening, pet sitting, landscaping), Tax | | | | behaving in a certain way - and then provide detailed |
| Centers (having ability to do tax returns. Get trained | | | | reports or feedback about their experiences |
| and go to work remotely or at a local tax form | | | | Travel Guide/Agent: Provide travel related services |
| preparation office.) | | | | for weary travelers such guides, tours, and travel |
| Skill-Specific Work: A skilled worker is any worker | | | | arrangements. Travel agent, Host, Tour Guide, etc... |
| who has some special skill, knowledge, or (usually | | | | Publisher/Writer/Producer: Making information available |
| acquired) ability in his work. A skilled worker may | | | | for public view and getting paid for it can be a |
| have attended a college, university or technical | | | | vagabond's source of income. Using the internet to |
| school. Or, a skilled worker may have learned his skills | | | | publish blogs, tips, articles, stories, even novels could |
| on the job. Skilled Labour (equipment operator, | | | | be a rewarding way of getting money for the |
| carpenter, mason, electrician, plumber, painter, etc.), | | | | traveler, since there is no need to stop over. |