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a scheduled year of finding yourself that mostly finds hostels.

means a deliberate break, usually between school and university or university and work, spent traveling, working, or volunteering instead of studying.

from emerged in 1960s-70s britain as young people took a year off before university, often to travel the empire's old routes; the term formalized in the 1990s as agencies started selling structured gap-year programs.

for instance

malia obama 2016took a gap year before harvard, sparked us media coverage

thailand banana pancake trailbackpacker route through southeast asia beloved by gap-year travelers

israel birthright plusmany extend post-army service into travel years abroad

tim ferriss mini retirementsreframed adult gap years as recurring life strategy

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