Taking the plunge to live and work abroad in a country where they don’t speak your language is a huge and daunting step. These are my tips for surviving those first few tough days and getting the most out of the experience.
Travel for Change, what can we as travellers do to change our world and contribute to the fight against the worlds terrible injustices.
Get involved with the 2010 Cycle Challenge in Vietnam and Cambodia and help the plight of women fighting against poverty. The 2008 Cycling for Change Challenge across Laos raised over $37,000, a huge contribution to the improvement of the lives of the Laos people.
With favourable exchange rates and the availability of budget flights, a UK Working Holiday is a great way to earn money and explore Europe.
Volunteering with the Great Orangutan Project at The Matang Wildlife Park in Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo.
Looking for a job abroad can be a very daunting task. There are many great programs and sites that are designed to make finding work and setting up temporary home in another country a breeze.
Whether you are on a gap year fresh out of school or taking a career break a working holiday is a fantastic way to gain a local insight into a destination. It is a great way to travel around a region while earning money to fund your adventures. Any work aboard will give you valuable [...]
