It was the year 2008, when I first saw the world (Literal mula sa eroplano, Hahaha!) leaving from Manila-Philippines to Saudi Arabia for work. I never planned to work here but opportunities at that time were knocking on my door. And I can still remember how I eagerly wanted to get a job abroad. Life […]
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I finally arrived at the nearest airport in the capital city of my 126th country, Dushanbe in Tajikistan. This marks the official start of my two-month travels around Central and South Asia. What better way to begin this journey than by staying at Shumon Hotel Dushanbe? The 4-star hotel surprised me with its location, availability,
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Oman is a hidden gem of the Middle East. It has contemporary cities, historic forts, awe-inspiring mountain ranges, and deserts. It is located at the edge of Saudi Arabia and offers a life-enriching experience. So with this in mind what to see and what to do. Visa Requirements for Oman Unless you are a citizen
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What is the best part about the Asian heat? Downing a good beer to combat it, of course! And for research, we tried the beers listed here at least once (or maybe seven times?) while in South East Asia. You may call it alcoholism, but we prefer “acquiring useful cultural knowledge” by learning the history of
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Japan has long been one of the top destinations for ESL teachers to teach English abroad. It has a rich culture, great food, and attractive wages to boot. Work experience in Japan also looks great on your resume thanks to its reputation for it’s a more serious approach to education – compared with nearby Vietnam
