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Five Reasons to Travel Long-term in a Campervan

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Franklin's girlfriend enjoying life on the road.
Here's why we gave in to the allure of New Zealand van life. 
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The First 48 Hours of a Working Holiday Visa in New Zealand

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Franklin relaxes beside the pier in Auckland.
Our adventure in Auckland was almost over before it began. 
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Lessons From Working "Abroad" in Canada

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Lessons From Working "Abroad" in Canada
A prospective employer asks how you handle stressful work situations and your answer involves a tense meeting—with a grizzly bear. You know you have their full attention.
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Happy Hour for Reef Reconstruction

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Happy Hour for Reef Reconstruction
In Southeast Asia, volunteers are working to rebuild coral reefs one beer at a time.
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Are We Saying Goodbye to Madagascar's Lemurs?

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Are We Saying Goodbye to Madagascar's Lemurs?
In an impoverished nation, conservation is not always top-of-mind.
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International Volunteering: The Challenge of Returning Home

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International Volunteering: The Challenge of Returning Home
Spoiler: Unpacking your overseas experience will be about as interesting to your friends as unpacking your backpack.
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Hazardous Environment School

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Hazardous Environment School
Things have gone badly wrong. Is it time to summon your inner warrior, or call up Mr. Nice Guy?  
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Finding Healthcare Jobs in the UK

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Finding Healthcare Jobs in the UK
A recent grad's tips for getting work with the world's fifth largest employer.
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Where Old Meets New: A Guide to Beijing's Skyline

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Beijing's rooftops light up the sky.
The fascinating architecture is just one of the reasons I love Beijing. 
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How to Socialize When You Don't Know the Language

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Hiking the Ruta de Cares on a windy day - Picos de Europa
Hint: when trying to meet new people in a small town, the Internet is your friend. 
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