High level business/tech consultancy these days - although 90% of the travel is me picking cheap and weird flights in order to get to cheap and weird corners of the world while I figure out where to start the next business, and because I have a hunch that it may not be so easy to travel in the not-too-distant future. For instance, I just did a nine day trip for the sake of it, flew from UK to Amsterdam, a night there, flew to Porto Alegre (Brazil), spent two nights there, flew to Montevideo, spent three nights there, flew to BA, spent a night there, flew to Lisbon, two nights there, then home. £450 airfare, total - for two of us, as we booked it as a series of long-layover low-demand flights. Now I’m in Poland. Latvia this morning, Istanbul last week, Istanbul again in a few weeks after a bit of Belarus (London to Riga via Istanbul isn’t very direct, but it was dirt cheap) - and then I’ll hibernate for a month as as fun as seeing new places is, air travel is pretty miserable in and of itself.

It’s cheaper than staying at home - Airbnb the apartment out while I’m not there, and it usually covers the travel costs.