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With access to the world now easier than ever, it’s hard to resist the temptation to cram holiday itineraries with multi-day hops. But on the flip-side, slow travel is growing in popularity.This...
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For me being an expat was always about finding somewhere to call home, that elusive thing I lost when my mother died. This was compounded when dad – who remarried a few...
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When visiting one of Japan‘s hidden gems, Beppu, you’ll find something to suit every taste, budget, and need. It’s a popular city near Oita City, the capital of the Oita Prefecture, so...
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In this article, I’ll outline the best ways to become a house sitter in Italy. Since leaving my home in the UK in 2022 and embarking on a global traveling adventure, I’ve...
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It would be silly to sum up the entire Caribbean region with any kind of overarching description. Each island has a unique character and culture of its own, distinct scenery and attractions....
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It is hard to think of another city with a richer history or more blended cultures than the capital city of Türkiye, Istanbul. There’s evidence that Neolithic people lived in the region...
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By Lachlan Bennett, ABC People walk across the Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo. Photo: Supplied/AFP Japan has become the latest country in Asia trying to capitalise on the rise of remote work but...
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Is the quintessential “just counting down the days to the lazy beach vacation” about to become extinct?Many travelers’ preferred transportation and more unpredictable tastes seem to be the antithesis of that.More from...
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Wild campingI was deep in the folds of the mountain of Tryfan when it first happened. When time seemed to stop ticking at the breakneck pace it always does when I’m sitting...
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Former Goldman Sachs analyst Sam Dogen — also known as the Financial Samurai online — once decided to cash in on a huge chunk of his investments to buy a “forever home”...
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Careers I quit my corporate job and moved to Europe to become a freelance copywriter. It's been challenging, but I'm glad I stuck it out. Essay by Dalia Goldberg 2024-11-06T06:39:06Z Share icon...
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Planning a trip to the Algarve region of southern Portugal can be a bit overwhelming. With just under 100 miles of gorgeous coastline to choose from, you might have a hard time...
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In short: Japan has announced a new digital nomad visa but the short stay time and required minimum salary might make it hard for many to pursue.Japan's weak currency helps with cost-of-living pressures...
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Share The Article Last Updated 39 seconds agoJust because Mexico’s tourism peaks around New Year’s, it doesn’t mean that travelers aren’t longing for the country’s dreamy beaches even now that temperatures have...
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For decades, the image of retirement in India has been synonymous with an elderly gentleman, perhaps your grandfather’s age, seated on a porch, rocking in a wheelchair, his grey hair catching the...
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Winning tip: a jolly good vélo, Brittany and NormandyI’ve enjoyed a lovely four- to five-day circular trip using ferries and bikes. We took the Brittany Ferries overnight sailing from Portsmouth-St Malo, then...
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Attention all chronic overpackers: We hear you and see you, but there’s really no need to pack 20 pairs of underwear for a four-day trip. Let’s face it—some of us have travel...
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Personal Finance Chevron icon It indicates an expandable section or menu, or sometimes previous / next navigation options. Credit Cards A beginners guide to booking cheap or free travel deals with credit...
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So, you are from a native English speaking country with a four-year university degree and interested to teach English abroad? We have compiled a list of 7 most preferred countries to teach English:...
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CNN — Unless you’re wearing skins on your skis to climb up the mountain, crashing on a friend’s couch and cooking meals in, you might have noticed that taking a ski vacation to one...
