Last Updated: 02/08/20 | 8. helmikuuta 2020 Whether you’re wanting to kick-start a new occupation or to just work a short-term job until you have enough money to travel again, teaching English abroad is an option that allows you to do all those things. I taught English abroad for two years and it was one […]

At first glance, it looks like your common provincial town. There’s a church on top of a staired hill, old buildings flanking the tangling streets, a statue of a town hero standing proudly on a pedestal, and a plaza smack at the center of the town proper. Yes, at first glance everything looks common except […]

Posted: 6/14/21 | June 14th, 2021 This post was originally published on Nomadic Matt Plus, our exclusive members-only community. Click here to learn more about how you can get early-access content, free books and guides, live Q&As, and more! Back in mid-April, I packed my bags, filled my automobile with books, said goodbye to my […]

Last Updated: 11/7/20 | November 7th, 2020 From sea to shining sea, the united states is home to a diverse landscape — both culturally and physically. spending months traveling across its large landscape gave me a deep appreciation for all my country has to offer. After traveling across the continental united states through multiple cross […]

For tourists, the most renowned vision of England is most likely split between huge Ben, the Tower Bridge as well as Stonehenge. Locals frequently refer to the 5,000 year old pre-historic monument as just “a stack of rocks”, however for visitors, historians, and entomologists, it’s so much more. Sisällysluettelo Miten sinne pääsee Entrance Fees Worthwhile Side-Trips […]

Is Europe expensive to visit? JOO. At the very least, the greater part of it is, especially by Southeast Asian standards. but it doesn’t mean that there are no ways to reduce travel costs. When most people think of Europe travel, they picture full-service flights, pricey hotels, restaurant stops for every meal, and pre-arranged packaged […]