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You could do a non-paying LOA and come back to PwC. But yes, you should take a few months and travel. Hard to give advice about what to do since I don’t know what you like to do. Biggest issues from a home standpoint is managing your mail, although for 3 months that’s not a big issue. Since your SO is a teacher I’m assuming you’ll be able to stay on their health insurance which is good (also if you do the LOA from PwC you could keep your health insurance). SE asia is your cheapest option, lots of good food. South America is fun, particularly Colombia and southern Chile (although Jun-Jul would suck there). Africa is cool for overlanding (rent and live in a truck for a few months and drive Southern Africa). Europe is lame.
Thanks! Didn’t know PwC did that, I’ll look into that. And good things to consider. Yeah we were planning on hitting all the continents except for Antarctica