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Lex crosses a bridge on Koh Tarutao.

Is There a "Right" Age to Teach Abroad?

TEFL is often considered a young person's pursuit. Here's why that should change. 
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Zanny and her Tipsy Turtles have a "family" dinner at their tuk tuk driver's home.

The Difference Between Being a "Tourist" and an "Expat"

How my life has changed since I moved to Cambodia. 
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Disco Fever's Dead, But Dengue Fever Isn't

Disco Fever's Dead, But Dengue Fever Isn't

Here’s how I dealt with getting the dreaded illness in Thailand.
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Svecha: Kindergarten

What It's Like to Teach English in Siberia

Being an ESL teacher in Novosibirsk means working with students of all ages.
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How a Language Reflects Culture

How a Language Reflects Culture

Understanding basic personal pronouns can teach you far more about Vietnam than you might imagine. 
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Zanny with some of her expat friends in Siem Reap.

Why I'm Moving to Cambodia

One month in Siem Reap turned into three. Now, my whole future has changed. 
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Jillian rides the ferris wheel.

Actively Seeking Adventure

My favourite must-do activities in Novosibirsk, Russia.
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Lex and his girlfriend Mari.

The 4 Stages of a Relationship Abroad

Every traveller has entertained the idea of a romance far from home. Here's what you can expect if you find it.
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A woman with thanaka.

Showering With a Friend in Burma

A volunteer discovers that in Burma, the concept of privacy exists only for those who can afford not to share.
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7 Human Trafficking Myths That Need to Be Busted

7 Human Trafficking Myths That Need to Be Busted

Too often, sound bites, generalizations and misconceptions mask the true complexity of this global problem.
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Novosibirsk's railway station.

I Could Be Part of That World

After moving to Russia, I'm like the Little Mermaid. I can't walk, I can't talk. . .I can't even find a hairbrush. 
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Is this what you think Siberia looks like? You're not the only one.

I Don't Like the Cold, But I'm Moving to Siberia

Why I'm leaving my life in New York City for a foreign land.  
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