Archive for October, 2006
« Previous EntriesTeach English Abroad and get paid - free travel
Monday, October 30th, 2006Traveling abroad, while padding your bank account (a little), is possible by teaching English as a Second Language abroad. It is not a new phenomena in the budget travel world, however, it is a rewarding, interesting, and affordable way to live abroad.
Today, there is a large demand for ESL teachers is in Asia (China!!). [...]
I hate Americans
Wednesday, October 25th, 2006….is not what we want others overseas to think as soon as we leave their presence, is it? (rhetorical) So, I’m going to tell you how to avoid that, well actually, Erin Richards from BudgetTravelOnline is. Frommers’ Budgettravelonline.com has a great piece on Americans and their tendencies in cultural ettiquete. The article is [...]
Traveling within Europe? Find a budget airline fast
Friday, October 20th, 2006Today, it seems like the most popular medium chosen to travel througout Europe is in the air. Flying is the quickest, easiest, and cheapest (sorry Eurail) way to move through Europe, thanks to the creation of low cost airlines, like Ryanair and easyJet.
However, with all of the interlinked airports and cities in Europe, it can [...]
Mumbai / Stumble upon Open Travel Info
Wednesday, October 18th, 2006So I was bored, and I decided to watch TV even though Sundays aren’t “TV nights” for me. I didn’t know what to watch, so I started to watch a little of the [not so] Amazing Race. This particular episode they were in India, and I thought to myself, “Self, you don’t know [...]
$200 Travel Plan Idea
Monday, October 16th, 2006For one of the few times on this blog, what I have posted about previously will be able to be used by my readers in “the real life.” So think long and hard about an entry that I’ve made that has actually mattered. . . Nothing comes to mind . . So I’ll tell you.
My [...]
TripTie - the Best way to plan a trip
Saturday, October 14th, 2006Thank you, Web 2.0, for giving the online travel community a valuable site. While I’ve been exploring the usefulness of all of the other new, hip, online booking sites (flyspy, farecast, & farecompare), I ran accross an absolute gem. That gem is TripTie.com. TripTie is an online community created to allow travelers [...]
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