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Global Work & Travel

Working Holidays & Gap Years Work & travel (18–35) Sidequest for long-term trips Code TRADEL for an extra discount

Global Work & Travel organizes Working Holidays, Au Pair, internships & more — especially in countries like Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, and the USA. Ideal if you want to combine your long-term trip with paid stopovers, without having to fight your way through visa forms, job hunting & paperwork alone.

Quick overview

Global Work & Travel is a provider for organized stays abroad: working holidays with job options, Au Pair stays, internships, volunteering, camps & more. For many, it’s a sidequest within a longer trip.

Working Holiday (approx. 4–24+ months) Au Pair & camp stays Internships & volunteer projects

Exclusive discount with code TRADEL

If you book a program with Global Work & Travel and enter the promo code TRADEL during checkout, you’ll receive an exclusive price advantage: depending on currency & region, typically around €50 / £50 or up to $100 off your package.

At the same time, you support us: we receive a small commission that helps us keep building the platform — at no extra cost to you.

Validity & exact discount amount may vary by program, currency, and campaign. Check the notes directly in Global Work & Travel’s booking form.

Key facts

Target group
Mostly 18–35 — ideal for gap years, long-term travel & remote-work combos.
Program length
Working holidays about 4–24 months (Canada), up to 3 years in Australia — depending on visa & program.
Country focus
Mainly Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, the USA — plus more options worldwide.
Program types
Working holiday, Au Pair, internship, volunteer, teach, camp, study & more.

Details like age limits, duration & eligibility vary by country & program. Check the info directly with the provider before booking — and don’t forget to enter the code TRADEL.

How does Global Work & Travel fit into long-term travel?

Many travelers aren’t just away for two weeks — they travel for months or years. Global Work & Travel can work like a planned stopover:

  • Canada sidequest: 4–24 months working holiday in Canada, earn money in between — then keep traveling across North America.
  • Australia sidequest: Work for up to 3 years, save & explore — then head toward Southeast Asia.
  • Skill boost: Add an internship or teaching program to build your CV & language skills.

Typical scenarios for Tradel users

  • North America loop: Start with a working holiday in Canada, then continue into the USA — swap gear & winter items on Tradel along the way.
  • Pacific route: Begin in Australia with a job & setup, then continue on a budget to New Zealand & Southeast Asia.
  • Euro mix: Au Pair / tutor in Southern Europe, then remote work and offer services & gear via Tradel.

Program examples (selection)

  • Working Holiday Canada (Plus): approx. 4–24 months, with job match & arrival package (hostel, bank, local number).
  • Working Holiday Australia (Plus/Lite): up to about 3 years — depending on visa — with support for visa, job & setup.
  • Au Pair abroad: Live with a host family, room & board, pocket money & daily language immersion.
  • Internship Abroad: Internships from marketing to conservation — ideal as a career step during long-term travel.

Process: From idea to departure

  1. Choose program & country: e.g., working holiday Australia, Canada, or Au Pair/internship.
  2. Consultation & application: Fill out the form and check with the team whether program & visa are a fit.
  3. Program fee & preparation: Visa guides, checklists & support (e.g., insurance/flight).
  4. Job & setup: Depending on the package: help with job match, bank account, tax number, accommodation.
  5. Arrival & onboarding: Local orientation & contact to on-site support.
  6. Continue traveling with Tradel: Sell gear, find new items, or offer services.

Services & flow differ by program. Read the booking page details carefully — especially regarding jobs, visa & cancellations.

What should you plan for upfront?

  • Starting budget: Program price, flight, insurance, visa fees & a buffer for the first weeks.
  • Visa & requirements: Often 18–30 or 18–35 years, plus time limits.
  • Flexibility: Many entry jobs are hospitality, tourism, farm work, or camps.
  • Language: Basics help a lot with jobs & daily life.

Updated: 2026-03-04 · This page is a neutral overview for Tradel users. Terms, prices, visa rules, discounts & program details can change — check the provider's website for the latest information.