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Burma Travel: Open to Tourists—and to Debate

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Burma Travel: Open to Tourists—and to Debate
After 15 years, Aung San Suu Kyi’s call for a tourism boycott has been lifted. But debate around travelling in Burma remains relevant.
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The TEFL Challenge

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Allison with one of her young students.
The truth about teaching English as a second language.
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A Historical Tour of Glasgow

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Bindiya stands in front of the Bracklinn Falls.
Bindiya gains some historical context on her new temporary home.
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Violence Against Women Travellers

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Travel photo winners and the 100,000 Strong Foundation: the latest news in work, study and volunteer abroad.
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Strangers No More

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Rob learns that sometimes you meet friends in unexpected places.
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TEFL Schedule

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Willie's teaching schedule in Japan.
The average day in the life of a TEFL teacher.
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Why Study Abroad in New Zealand?

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Eric is heading to New Zealand for more than just Lord of the Rings scenery.
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The Call of Colombia

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Two girls that Jessica met while staying in a guest house on Colombia's Pacific coast.
After hitchiking through Colombia six years ago, Jessica returns; this time to lay some roots.
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Singapore: The Garden City-State

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The arts building on Nanyang Technological University campus, as seen from the green roof.
Judi went to Singapore to study abroad, but she wasn't expecting this kind of education.
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Encountering Language Barriers in Korea

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Allison teaching math to two of her students.
My struggles have taught me more than just the importance of being patient, open-minded and understanding.
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