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Top Attractions along the Mekong Delta, Vietnam

Top attractions while visiting Saigon, Vietnam Travel Video

Jonker Street Night Market | Malacca, Malaysia

March 6, 2013

The lovely Audrey Bergner of That Backpacker poses for a crowd perspective night shot during the busiest of times.

As I stood still for a moment at the Jonker Street night market I could visibly feel beads of sweat running down my forehead and chest as a wave of pedestrians jostled against my body while competing for inches of space that didn’t exist. As I turned around to greet Audrey, I marveled out loud, “Isn’t [...]

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My Two Favorite Modes of Transportation While Traveling

February 27, 2013

My Two Favorite Modes of Transportation While Traveling For many travellers the process of getting from point A to B is cumbersome. Maybe I have a few too many loose screws, but for me personally, it’s one of the true joys of travel. I absolutely love being on the road and the physical act of [...]

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Perfect Park Project Fail

February 26, 2013

Humorous cartoon created by my Korean student about a somebody taking a shit and causing a major traffic accident.

If there is one thing I’ve learned while teaching ESL in Korea it’s this: best not give my students a ‘carte blanche’ when it comes to creative assignments. In 2008 I was working as an elementary school teacher in Daejon, South Korea. I had the ‘good fortune’ of working for a wonderful school that allowed [...]

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Post studying trip: where will you choose?

February 18, 2013

Bangkok Royal Palace by flickr user hitachiota

Post studying trip: where will you choose? Whether you’re at college and dreaming of what to do in your gap year, or you’ve recently finished uni and you’re just working to save a few extra pennies, the thought of that post- studying getaway is one which can cause both excitement and fear. It’s a [...]

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My Travel Blog Sucks!

February 16, 2013

There is simply no way to put this mildly or sugarcoat this in any way, shape or form: My Blog Sucks! It has sucked for a while and I’m desperately hoping to revive it like a phoenix from the ashes :p In recent months, I’ve done everything that I would NOT recommend one do in [...]

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5 European Places You Might Have Missed

February 16, 2013

Post by Sofia von Porat: Sofia writes for AsWeTravel, a travel blog sharing travel tips, videos, guides and inspiration from around the world – you can follow her at www.aswetravel.com. First-time visitors to Europe usually focus on visiting major cities like Paris, Barcelona and London, which is definitely a good idea since they’re awesome and [...]

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Why You Should Visit Swedish Lapland This Winter

February 14, 2013

Most people would not think of setting foot in Scandinavia in the dead of winter, but this happens to be one of the best times of year to enjoy the best of Swedish Lapland. Despite the subzero freezing temperatures, locals thrive in this harsh climate and will tell you that to truly experience Lapland you [...]

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Teaching English in China

February 10, 2013

Dariece getting her photo taken with an eager Chinese woman

Teaching English In China is one of the most amazing experiences we’ve ever had. We’ve travelled the world for three years, witnessed amazing cultures, sampled succulent cuisines and indulged in a lifestyle of adventure and excitement. There comes a time in every traveller’s life, however, when new experiences present themselves in ways never before imagined. [...]

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Living the dream of a location independent lifestyle

January 31, 2013

Living the dream of a location independent lifestyle as a digital nomad is the vision of many long-term travellers these days. I’m thrilled that Nora Dunn of The Professional Hobo has taken time out of her busy schedule to answer a few questions related to this very topic. She’s an inspiration for many and her [...]

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Confessions of a solider 10 years later | My experience in the Canadian military

January 21, 2013

There comes a time in life, when enough time has passed, that you can look back on certain challenging situations with a sense of detachment and humour: ”Someday you´ll be able to look back at this situation and laugh about it.” The time has come for me to share the jocular but oddly enough ‘true [...]