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How to Get Paid to Travel and Secure Overseas Jobs

gutenk — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:00:46 +0000

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Article by John Beede & Tyson Hale

Would you love to find a job that pays to go overseas?

Imagine going on vacation for free. Imagine being able to choose where to travel. Lots of great things can happen when you are able to earn money any where in the world.

Teach English in Foreign Countries

Young and old can enroll in a 1-month crash course in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). From that training program, you can learn teaching methods suitable for foreigners who want to learn English as their second language. It will help you move towards a fulfilling career and experiences so fun and worthwhile that you will want to make it a lifetime career.

After the completion of the course, you will be connected with agencies that can offer you job placements in countries like Mexico, Argentina, China, Vietnam, Thailand, France and other desirable nations where English needs to be instructed. Send a resume along with your TESOL certification and the job is in the bag.

It can be exciting because you are not yet oriented with the culture you’re going to adapt to. It is a learning experience for you just as much as for your students. Salary ranges from decent to highly lucrative. Cost of living and housing should also be considered.

Marine Life Conservation

If you like water, biology, and nature in general, you can be Marine Life Conservation Worker. At first, you have to work as a volunteer. And as a volunteer, you get to learn plenty of things that have to do with your field. This unique expedition gives you the opportunity to learn to scuba dive and earn yourself an internationally recognized PADI diving qualification.

Aside from the diving instructions and training, volunteers will have the chance to expand their knowledge of the marine environment, learn different local languages and partake in expeditions to places of interest in beautiful and historically rich areas.

You get to work with interesting people with advocacies around the world and work with causes that are important to you. You participate in gathering research and developing programs to organize the found information. The activities and objectives are honorable and upright. Knowing that you are having fun and getting paid to research what interests you in the world is very rewarding.

Public Speaking

Technically, public speaking is the business of selling speeches and topics. It is not uncommon for public speakers to get booked in different countries to talk to various groups. When the speaking engagement is in a foreign place, the professional speakers usually have free travel and accommodations, including food and other amenities. This is separate from the platform fee that they will normally receive.

The task is fairly simple if the speaker is skilled and proficient with the market. Speakers will usually talk for only about an hour, more or less. Then after the event, he or she will also get to market and sell speaker products thus, generating more profitability.

The profits and fees are one thing but the free travel and accommodations are just great.

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Benefits of Travel Health Insurance

gutenk — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 17:06:07 +0000

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Article by John Peterson

A trip to any part of the world can possibly turn upside down for any unforeseeable reason. Whether it is an accident, a medical problem or any other negative outcome, travelers need to be prepared for the unexpected. This is especially true for those who are traveling with children and the elderly. Say you have planned a trip for the outskirts of Argentina that includes a day trip to go trekking in Patagonia. Anything is possible on this trip from catching ringworm to breaking a leg. This could be said for almost any part of the world, especially those regions which are underdeveloped and diseases are easier to catch.

To get the right medical care, you would need travel health insurance that will also cover the costs. Medical costs in other parts of the world tend to be higher than what we are used to in our own domestic countries when we do not have travel health insurance. By paying a little extra when you meet with a travel agent, you can include travel health insurance in your package and have peace of mind that you are insured.

Those travelers who enjoy going on adventures and higher risk trips need to consider their options when it comes to travel health insurance. It’s not all about packing a backpack, throwing on some hiking boots and a carrying a measly first aid kit. The cost of the trip will increase tremendously if the traveler is not covered and becomes ill or has an accident.

Travel health insurance can save a traveler money in a number of ways and can come in handy for a variety of traveling problems. This not only includes medical problems but even cancelled flights, natural disasters or lost luggage. What your insurance policy includes in the coverage plan, however, varies from company to company. Travel health insurance companies will also have a selection of coverage plans that differ from one another in terms of benefits. Not every insurance plan will cover all of the negative possibilities of a trip; therefore, it is important to do some browsing to find a plan that will cover what you will potentially need.

If you are booking a trip through a travel agent, you can inquire about their own travel health insurance policies. If you have planned a trip all on your own, look into independent travel health insurance companies and compare the coverage plans in addition to the prices. Once you have chosen a few potential policies, compare their benefits and read the fine print. Feel free to ask your travel agent any questions you may have about the policies. The more a traveler knows about his options, the more capable he will be of making wise decisions.

The most important decision to make, however, is getting travel health insurance because anything is possible in any part of the world. The last thing any traveler wants is being in a foreign country, not knowing the language and trying to seek aid for an accident. With travel health insurance, some of your bases will be covered and you can have access to the information you need, not to mention coverage to save you money in the long run.

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Travel To Iguazu Falls

gutenk — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 17:00:38 +0000

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Article by Stuart Hely

Iguazu Falls is a true phenomenon of nature…. You’ve probably heard of it, but do you know where it is? With all that water, is it in the Amazon? No. But it is in South America.

You may even know that it is in Brazil… and that’s where the Amazon is, but Iguazu Falls in not in the Amazon Basin…. It is not totally in Brazil either…. It’s on the border of Brazil and Argentina, and in fact, in can be argued that the falls themselves are located primarily in Argentina.

It is the widest waterfall in the world, though it is not a solid curtain of water. It’s really about 270 separate falls… unless you visit when it is in full flood as we did. High water blends some of the narrower falls together, so it begins to seem like just one solid wall of water.

You can visit the falls from either side… or both as we did. We flew into the Brazilian side, and got a hotel just outside the park entrance. Cars are not allowed into the National Parks on either side, but there is plenty of transportation available.

We took the park service bus into the Brazilian side where there is a long walkway along the canyon… you can walk down to the lower base of the Devil’s Throat, weather permitting…. it did not permit when we were there… there was so much water that it was too dangerous. That was not a problem for us… all that water was a thrill to see!

The next day we took a taxi to the Argentine side and stayed at a great hotel right in the National Park. We were so close to the falls that we could hear them before we could see them.

On the Argentine side there are catwalks that take you along the top of the falls to see the water cascading over the edge beneath your feet…. a dizzying effect with all that water! Some catwalks also take you to the base of some of the falls…. Those were also too dangerous and closed when we were there because of the volume of the water. Again… no complaints!

Plan on spending at least three nights in the area so you can see the falls from both sides. There are plenty of hotels and restaurants on both sides of the falls. Arranging for a taxi to take you from one side to the other is not a problem, and it is fairly reasonable.

Taxis take tourists across the border between Brazil and Argentina all the time… just allow enough time in case there is a lot of traffic. Of course, you’ll always have your passport with you…. right??

Getting to Iguazu Falls is easy. There are airports both sides. There are also buses to the falls from Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The bus will be cheaper than flying… but any of those bus rides will be about sixteen hours!

If you are planning a trip to Brazil or Argentina, you really should plan to include Iguazu Falls.

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Chile travel: Festival Virgen del Carmen in La Tirana

gutenk — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 17:00:00 +0000

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Article by Hortense Soulier

As you travel across Chile, you will be immersed in this country?s fascinating culture, filled with legends and stories mixing ancient traditions and religion. One of the many intriguing legends of this country lays in La Tirana, a small village near Iquique, in the north of Chile, famous for its celebration of the Virgen del Carmen on July 16th.

A fascinating combination of Andean traditions and Catholicism, the legend of La Tirana says that when Diego de Almagro, a Spanish conquistador, made the first Spanish foray in Chile, he chose an Inca princess as one of his companions. However, this princess is believed to have been a fierce warrior who loathed the invader and everything that had to do with the Spanish. She is said to have escaped into the pampa, from where she launched a raging war against the conquerors, and was soon to be known as ?La Tirana?, or the tyrant.

La Tirana?s guerilla was put to an end when she fell in love with Vasco de Almeyda, a Portuguese soldier enlisted by the Spanish, who is convinced her to convert to Catholicism. When her war companions discovered her betrayal, they killed both the Inca princess and her lover. According to the legend, a missionary priest who came to the area to evangelize years later, discovered a cross standing on the spot where the couple had died, and decided to build a church there.

The celebrations that take place in La Tirana every year straddle the line between commercialization and devotion. Thousands of pilgrims journey each year to participate in the week long celebration, as well as many merrymakers, who just want to be part of the fiesta. During the festivities, the village is overflows with visitors and street vendors, who travel from all over Chile to sell their goods here. The streets are also filled with religious dancers and their brass bands, coming sometimes from as far as Peru or Argentina to pay homage to the Virgen del Carmen. Cheerful chaos characterizes this hybrid celebration, mixing traditions with roots in paganism and Christianism alike.

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This guide to the Festival Virgen del Carmen in La Tirana was written by an Chile travel expert at Chile For Less available to help you custom design your exciting Chile travel adventures.

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5 Top Destinations for Adventure Travel

gutenk — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 17:06:04 +0000

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Article by Alison Kroulek

Lounging on the beach is great, but for some people, it’s just not enough. If you’re looking for a vacation that will get your pulse racing and your adrenaline flowing, here are 5 excellent destinations:

New Zealand

New Zealand’s thriving tourist industry is built largely on adventure travel. This is the country that gave the world bungee jumping, after all. If that’s not out there enough for you, there’s also ?zorbing,? a ?sport? in which you are placed into what looks like a giant hamster ball and rolled down a hill. But that’s not all: there’s also ?river surfing,? hiking, backpacking, skiing, ?jet boating? and the chance to visit an active volcano.

Ethiopia

Whether you’re hiking in the Simien Mountains or paddling to the source of the Nile itself, Ethiopia has a lot to offer the adventure traveler. Of course, there’s also the opportunity to see typical African fauna like lions, antelopes, leopards and zebra.

Nepal

Most people will never make it to the top of Mount Everest, but the Mount Everest base camp is a fairly accessible alternative. Nepal also has a few different options for extended backpacking trips in the mighty Himalayas, most notably the Annapurna Circuit.

Australia

Australia is more than just cuddly wallabies and koalas (though they are awfully cute.) The Outback is an adventure traveler’s dream come true, with opportunities for trekking, climbing, cycling and more.

Argentina

Argentina’s Aconcaqua is the highest peak in South America, but that’s just one of many adventure travel opportunities that this amazing country has to offer. Hiking, camping, and whitewater rafting are all on the menu, and you can explore diverse landscapes including steamy tropical rainforests, wild Patagonia and snowy Tierra del Fuego.

Of course, if you want to visit any of the locations, you’ll need a valid passport. Whether you’re getting a new passport or renewing one that’s about to expire, you should allow at least 6 weeks for regular processing and 3 weeks for expedited processing. Even faster service can be obtained at a US passport agency office or through a private expediting company like RushMyPassport.

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Alison Kroulek is a freelance writer and blogger with a focus on the travel industry.

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South America travel: The Best Wetlands on the Continent

gutenk — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 17:00:23 +0000

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Article by Henry Arnault

South America is a continent renowned for its landscapes and miraculous feats of nature. From the heights of the icy Torres del Paine range in Argentina’s Patagonia to the depths of the Colca Canyon in Peru, and from the lush green Amazon Basin of Brazil to the deathly dry Atacama Desert in Chile, there’s no better place to witness the powers of nature than in the southern half of the western hemisphere. But what about something more subtle yet every bit as enchanting? Meet the wetlands of South America.

Most visitors to Lima wouldn’t know it, but there is a natural wonder right in the city’s backyard. The Pantanos de Villa wetlands lie in the district of Chorrillos and covers 396 hectares, earning it the title as the only protected natural area within city limits. The wetlands here feature 67 different types of plants, including reed plants, and 155 species of birds that call it home. As well, lucky visitor may see some of the 12 types of fishes in the water. Its unique location so close along the Peruvian coast gives it an air of thick humidity during many months of the year, and the best time to visit is from December to March during Lima’s clear summer months.

Another impressive wetland area is the Iberá Wetlands of Argentina. The park is located about halfway between Buenos Aires and the crashing cascades of Iguazu Falls, and is well serviced with tourism resources such as restaurants, hotels, and hostels nearby. Enjoy a boat ride down the streams to get a glimpse of rare birds and animals such as alligators, anacondas, and more. As well, some endangered species such as the maned wolf, jaguar, and giant anteater consider the region their home. There are also reed islands in the water here, much like on Lake Titicaca which lies on the border of Peru and Bolivia up north. The Iberá Wetlands is one of South America’s most well-kept secrets, usually left off of Argentina vacation packages, so the inquisitive traveler should delight in the good chance of being the only one around. This is strange, however, because it is the second largest wetland on the continent!

So what is the largest wetland? The Pantanal in Brazil. This massive wetland ecosystem in Brazil’s Mato Grosso do Sul region spreads over between 54,000 and 75,000 square miles. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is a resource to more than 700 bird species, 100 types of mammals, 260 species of fish, and 80 types of reptiles, making it a mecca for nature lovers. While a boat cruise as part of your Brazil vacation packages will yield an exciting adventure, a more unexpected way to see the Pantanal is to take a horseriding excursion. As well, night tours are fantastic opportunities for seeing exotic wildlife that is invisible during the day, such as jaguars.

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This article about South America’s wetlands was written by a travel expert at Latin America For Less who specializes in helping you organize fully customized trips to Machu Picchu and finding the best Bolivia travel deals.

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Five Crucial Travel Websites For WiMax Users With Itchy Feet

gutenk — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 17:01:46 +0000

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Article by Justin Walton

Going around the world might not be something that everyone can accomplish, but in a day and age where figuring out exciting ways to travel for cheap has never been easier, getting to at least a couple of countries is a breeze. And since there is so much technology out there designed to connect people and provide exciting information and man-on-the-street perspectives the whole globe over, those with itchy feet can do a ton of research beforehand, or simply use the world wide web to gain some inspiration for what it is that they are longing to do next. Whether it’s plotting a particular adventure or simply getting some inspiration on a lunch break, here are five crucial travel websites for WiMax users with itchy feet and a mind for adventure.

#1 – Matador Network. Articles on making a living travel writing might not be the most feasible way to start out with the information on this series of sites interconnected, but the fact is that it’s not so tough to use Matador to figure out one’s vacation destination based on exciting photos of food, the real skinny on what partying is like, and even figuring out which community members seem more interesting from places around the world.

#2 – Let’s Go. WiMax users who like the more traditional approach to getting guide book materials will appreciate the online version of the Let’s Go books, which have more up-to-date information and nice ways for travelers to get in touch with one another before even heading off to explore.

#3 – The New York Times Travel Section. This might not seem like the best spot to go, but for those who need ideas about what is hot and what might be a bit close to over, there is nothing better. And for those who aren’t sure where to sleep in a new place for the evening, being able to access the Times’ and its guides to various locales means phone numbers and websites for everything from chic boutique hotels to expensive local palaces. Definitely an excellent tool for WiMax users who want the finer things while out on the road.

#4 – AirBnB. Use your WiMax connection to set up a way to rent your own place while out on the road or surf a destination for the various different options that are available in a particular price range or neighborhood. It’s an incredibly helpful website for those who need to make money and for those who are more interested in the world of staying in neighborhoods that tourists aren’t usually hanging out in. From lofts in Buenos Aires to co-ops in New York, there really is a little bit of everything on here.

#5 – Couchsurfing. Some travelers are flush with cash, while others are on a bit of a shoestring budget. Both tend to use Couchsurfing, which provides the chance to stay for free, in exchange for letting one’s chosen host actually play tour guide for a part of the experience. It’s a thriving community that has done quite well, and participating in it has been a rewarding experience for plenty of people out there who criss-cross the globe on a regular basis.

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LATIN AMERICA TRAVEL CHEAP AND AFFORDABLE HOP ON HOP OFF BUS PASSES ONLINE THE BEST

gutenk — Sat, 08 Oct 2011 17:05:48 +0000

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Article by Raymundo Roy

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Top 10 Travel Destinations

gutenk — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 17:03:28 +0000

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Argentina Travel Guide: Two Week Argentina Itinerary

gutenk — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 17:01:28 +0000

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Article by Henry Arnault

Planning a long trip with multiple destinations in a foreign country can be difficult, so we’re here to help you out. This is a basic outline of how to get the most out of your Argentina vacation in only two weeks. You’ll get to see multiple hotspot destinations while still having enough time to enjoy each place thoroughly.

Days 1 and 2: Start your adventures in Buenos Aires. This is convenient because it has an international airport and is also a must-see city in Argentina. Spend the first day relaxing after your travels, and on the second day take a city tour of Buenos Aires. Be sure to see the Colon Theatre and the National Congress. End the night with dinner and tango show.

Days 3 & 4: Hop on a plane to Iguazu. Spend the first day enjoying your jungle hotel and exploring the grounds. On day four, head to this area’s prime attraction: the Iguazu Falls! Take a tour along the falls for an up close view. You can cross the border into Brazil and see them from the other side, if you want.

Days 5 & 6: Travel down the southern part of Argentina, the impressive Patagonia region. Fly into Puerto Madryn and spend the first day relaxing and checking out your new environment. On your second day in Patagonia, go on a tour of Peninsula Valdes. This is a great place to see water wildlife, such as sea elephants and whales.

Days 7& 8: Explore further south by heading down to Ushuaia. Once again, spend the first day traveling and the relaxing at your destinations. The second day in Ushuaia you should take a full-day Argentina tour of the area, because it is truly remarkable. Visit the Tierra del Fuego National Park and then take a boat cruise along the Beagle Channel. This is another great place to spot ocean wildlife, like fur seals.

Days 9 & 10: head to El Calafate to see gigantic glaciers up close. Take an evening visit to the Nimes Lagoon to see the sunset and the birds flying to their nests to rest for the night. On day 10 of your Argentina vacation, take a Perito Moreno Tour. In the morning you can take a glacier hike, and then in the afternoon head out on a boat to take a tour along Lago Rico, and see the glacier from a different angel.

Days 11, 12 & 13: Spend the remainder of your time in Bariloche. This a charming town, so spend some time strolling around. Take a tour of the surroundings as well, and then spend a day or two at the top-class ski resort.

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