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330+ Best One-Word Captions for Travel Instagram Posts (Including Emojis)

In need of simple yet unique one word captions for travel for your Instagram? As a full-time traveler who’s been to 70 countries in the last decade and every continent (yes, even living in Antarctica!)– I know what it’s like to need a quick and snappy caption to accompany those vacay posts. So I did all the heavy lifting for you and put together...

17 BEST Boots for Antarctica: Expert Tips from an Ice Veteran

If you’re looking for the best boots for Antarctica but don’t know where to start, I’ve got you covered. Having worked in Antarctica since 2019, including a year at the South Pole, I know the importance of having top-notch boots for the Ice. I also worked on cruise ships for three years which has given me unique insight for those sailing to Antarctica.  Needless...

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31 BEST Jobs That Travel (No Experience Necessary) 2023

Finding a job that allows you to see the world while making money doesn’t have to be difficult. If you’re looking for the best jobs that travel with no experience necessary, I have you covered! This article explores all the different ways you can get paid to travel, including three jobs I’ve had myself that paid me to travel to all seven continents...

Life at the South Pole Station: Everything You Want to Know

Whenever I tell people I’ve worked in Antarctica, specifically at the South Pole, the most common questions I get asked are about what life at the South Pole Station is like. The short answer:  Working and living at Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, 90° South, is full of challenges; but it is the ultimate experience of a lifetime many of us Polies (people who...

frozen ice at Castle Rock near McMurdo Station, Antarctica

Working in Antarctica: Blaster Garry Rex | Stories From the Ice

Working in Antarctica isn’t always easy, but Garry Rex will tell you it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that is worth the adventure. Read on to find out what it’s like to live and work in Antarctica (or as it’s often referred to as “the ice”) and the highs and lows that come with life at the end of the world. Antarctic Program Background The three stations of the...

Scott's Discovery Hut and Observation Hill at McMurdo Station, Antarctica

Working in Antarctica: Supply Tech Jim Huston | Stories from the Ice

Getting a job working in Antarctica is undoubtedly a unique experience very few people can brag about.  For Supply Tech Jim Huston of Iowa, he’s part of an even more exclusive group of individuals that miraculously survived a heart attack while “on the ice” (in Antarctica).  Now, he’s sharing about life in Antarctica’s largest research facility, McMurdo...

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How to Get Paid to Travel to Every Continent (Yes, Even Antarctica)

Wondering how you can get paid to travel to every continent? The good news is it’s not impossible. I know, because I’ve done it! After finding ways to work and travel around the world to all seven continents, I’ve put together a list of the top travel jobs that will help you see the world with a paycheck. What you won’t find in this guide: any...

Icebergs at Winter Quarters Bay near McMurdo Station, Antarctica

20 Things You Didn’t Know About Life at McMurdo Station, Antarctica

Life at McMurdo Station, Antarctica is a unique experience that many dream of being part of. At least that’s how I felt. Getting to live and work in Antarctica was an amazing opportunity that despite its ups and downs, I would do all over again in a heartbeat. In this article, take a peek inside McMurdo Station, the continent’s largest research facility...

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How to Travel More While Working Full Time: A Step by Step Guide

What’s the secret to being able to travel more while working full time? Planning and creativity. While you might feel constrained with a full-time job, there’s also a silver lining that makes it easier to travel more while working 9-5 in some ways: a predictable schedule. With set work hours and holidays, all it takes is a good travel plan made for the year and a bit...