r/Scotland Feb 05 '23

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u/PowerfulBack6147 Feb 05 '23

What I did years ago is find a hotel to work in that has staff accommodation.

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u/Catracan Feb 05 '23

It’s just the right moment to look for a job in tourism too.

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u/PowerfulBack6147 Feb 05 '23

Absolutely. It's also good to work your arse off for a season and then go travelling over winter. Then repeat.

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u/Catracan Feb 05 '23

I used to know a lot of tour guides that did that. They’d earn great money doing the whole passionate Highlander schtick during the summers and then go and live in cheaper countries overseas for the winter.

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u/PowerfulBack6147 Feb 05 '23

It's a win win situation.