Working Holidays | Work and Travel Abroad

Travel to work, don't work to travel

Who’s running the show?

Although we’re the same team of work(abroad)aholics behind the scenes, the JENZA Travel Group is made up of three brands – including BUNAC and JENZA. We both did the same working holidays, which was something of a headache for our team – and... Read more

Although we’re the same team of work(abroad)aholics behind the scenes, the JENZA Travel Group is made up of three brands – including BUNAC and JENZA. We both did the same working holidays, which was something of a headache for our team – and probably a little confusing for you guys! So, we had a do-over. Going back to our 1972 camp roots, BUNAC is now everything Summer Camp USA, and JENZA is all things working holidays and internships!

What is a working holiday?

Working holiday visas allows 18-30 somethings to do short-term work overseas – staying longer in a country than a tourist visa usually allows for. The main countries that have working holiday visa schemes are Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Canada... Read more

Working holiday visas allows 18-30 somethings to do short-term work overseas – staying longer in a country than a tourist visa usually allows for. The main countries that have working holiday visa schemes are Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Canada, the USA and UK. Typically, working holiday visas allow you to do casual or career jobs during your stay, and depending on the country, will allow you to work and travel for between 12 months and two years.

Why do a working holiday?

BUNAC was founded in the 1960s with mullets and a mission – to connect cultures by crossing borders. For the JENZA Travel family today, this mantra has never been more important. By earning as you explore, you’ll get to stay longer, pay tax dollars... Read more

BUNAC was founded in the 1960s with mullets and a mission – to connect cultures by crossing borders. For the JENZA Travel family today, this mantra has never been more important. By earning as you explore, you’ll get to stay longer, pay tax dollars and contribute more – experiencing countries in a more authentic way. It’s also the most fun you can have in your twenties – before all that real life stuff and decades of 9-5 kick in.