How to Include Travel on Your Résumé

How to Include Travel on Your Résumé With an increasing number of companies globalizing to reach new markets, we see a rise in demand for certain skills like cross-cultural communication, effective leadership with clients and teams abroad, and the ability to thrive in different work environments. If you’ve recently taken a gap year to travel, studied abroad or volunteered in a foreign country, your experiences might be a great asset to include in your résumé.   Knowing how to categorize and describe meaningful travel experiences on your résumé can not only help you stand out from the rest of the applicants but explain any long gaps in your career. To help you categorize your travels, make them relevant to your career and learn how to best highlight the skills your potential employer might be interested in, I thought I’d share this guide from Car Rentals. In addition to the guide, they include tips and examples on how to word your travels, skills you gained and accomplishments.   Whether you’re considering taking a gap year, currently traveling or ready to head back to work, by following these tips and best practices you’ll be ready to turn your travels into an asset for your future employer.