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ShareRunning a remote business and being able to travel and work from different parts of the world has become a popular lifestyle for many entrepreneurs and freelancers. With increasing digitalisation and access to fast-growing online opportunities, the boundaries of where and how to work have become more flexible than ever.
For those interested in combining work with the freedom to travel, there are many opportunities to build a successful business operating remotely. With the a good web host you have a solid starting point to build your digital platform. But how do you actually succeed?
And what do you need to consider to run your business while enjoying the freedom of travelling? Here are some steps to help you get started.
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1. Choose the right business idea
First step in setting up a remote companies is to choose a business idea that is suitable for teleworking. There are many industries where it is possible to work from different locations, such as digital marketing, web development, graphic design, writing, consulting or e-commerce.
Keep in mind that the business idea should be able to be run entirely online and all communication should be done via digital tools. A good idea is to start with something you are already good at or have experience in. This could be anything from offering services in your professional field to selling products online.
For example, if you have experience in web design or programming, you can offer your services on freelance platforms or create your own website using one.com, for example. If you are interested in e-commerce, you can set up an online shop and sell products directly to customers.
2. establish a professional digital platform
For your business to be successful, it is important to have a professional online presence. This means that you should create a website that presents your company, services and products. To create a website, you need a good hosting provider that gives you a stable and secure platform. A website that loads quickly and is easy to navigate is also crucial to provide a good experience for your visitors, potential partners and colleagues.
A good example of a reliable and user-friendly platform is one.com, which offers great support and simple tools to create and manage your website, making it easy to get started.
4. Preparation and planning
Once you have built your business and established your digital tools, it's time to plan your trip. It is important to consider practical aspects such as finding good accommodation with access to stable internet, so that you can continue working without problems.
It's also good to plan for different time zones and work routines. You may need to adjust your working hours depending on your location, which may require you to be flexible about when you work and how you communicate with customers and colleagues.
5. Review economic aspects
Running a remote business while travelling will change your spending patterns. That's why it's important to have a good plan for your business finances. Calculate how much you need to run your business efficientlyand budget for travel, accommodation and other costs. Don't forget that you may be entitled to subsistence allowances depending on the company and country. On the Swedish Tax Agency website you can find useful information on what applies to expatriation allowances in 2025.
Are you ready to combine career and travel?
Teleworking increases freedom and is beneficial to health according to an article published by Aftonbladet. By choosing the right business idea, using digital tools and planning for both work routines and finances, you can build a successful business that gives you the freedom to travel while working. It takes planning and commitment, but for many, this is a lifestyle that brings both personal and professional fulfilment.
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Hanneles book paradise says:
today it's easier... the husband travels a lot for work, doesn't enjoy it as much in his spare time.
18 February 2025 - 11:27
Helena says:
Ja, visst har förutsättningarna förändrats! Och det där kan jag verkligen känna igen, människor som reser mycket på jobbet vill inte alltid resa mycket på fritiden också …
20 February 2025 - 6:33
Hanneles book paradise says:
haven't forgotten when I got my first mobile phone at work, over twenty years ago, didn't have to sit in the office all the time. Could take a sunny walk and answer 🙂
Ericsson had its own antenna, we had Blackberry and could sit on the tram and send emails, surf a little! All that is taken for granted today.
Husband sat at home during the pandemic years, meetings. Even I tried to have a book circle!
19 February 2025 - 11:22
Helena says:
Ja, tänk vad det har förändrats! Och stora förändringar har skett över relativt kort tid …
20 February 2025 - 6:34