Asia: Articles, Programs, Blogs, Travel Resources

I'm the first foreign teacher my school has ever had in one of Thailand's most remote corners.
In a quiet Tokyo neighbourhood, a convenience store became my classroom.
 My leap from Vancouver to Tokyo as a JET Assistant Language Teacher (ALT).
Have you ever visited a place that may or may not even technically exist?
Prepare for the worst and hope for the best.
Even with a copy of your prescription, it's not always easy to buy much-needed medication abroad. Here's how we did it.
What if I told you there were places that celebrate Christmas twice?
At the end of the day, we all need a comfortable and safe space to (temporarily) call home.  
Everyone here has ideas for social programs to make Moldova great—even the cobbler around the corner.
Not being tied to a city or country can be freeing—but it also comes with challenges.  
Whether it’s poverty, inflation, civil unrest or terrorism, you need to adapt when you travel.
November 7, 2022

From Britain to Bali

After three years and a pandemic, I'm returning to blog for Verge, this time as a digital nomad. 
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