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Itinerancy

/aɪˌtɪnərənsi/noun
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Itinerancy is the practice or lifestyle of traveling from place to place, often for work or duty, rather than staying in one location. This term frequently evokes images of historical figures like circuit preachers or modern digital nomads, adding a layer of adaptability and adventure to professional mobility in an increasingly globalized world.

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In the 19th century, itinerant Methodist circuit riders in America traveled over 200,000 miles on horseback to preach in remote areas, helping to establish more than 10,000 churches and playing a key role in the Second Great Awakening, which influenced social reforms like abolitionism.

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