Veggie Latkelets
This delicate morsel is the love child of a latke with an omelet, so I’m calling it a latkelet.
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Travel Quotes to Inspire Your Next Journey
Travel quotes to ignite your wanderlust.
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Digital Nomad Jobs: Teaching English
One of the most common digital nomad jobs is teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL). This is a career that can offer you steady employment in another country or the freedom to work remotely while you travel. It’s your choice.
This article is part of a series on digital nomad jobs.
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4 Tips to Eat Well in Any Language
Worried you’ll be faced with a baffling menu full of unfamiliar words? These tips make it super easy to eat well, no matter where you are.
Learn These 23 Words Before You Travel
I’ve traveled to over 40 countries now, and I’ve managed to stay safe, get fed, and have friendly encounters everywhere I’ve gone with only 23 words and phrases. Sometimes I learn a little more, but this set of words keeps me alive just fine.
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Four Ways To Use Your Phone While Traveling Overseas
There are four great options for using your cell phone during international travel, and every traveler has their own preference.… Read More »Four Ways To Use Your Phone While Traveling Overseas
How to become a Digital Nomad: Everything you need to know
By Lauren Haas
In May of 2013, I sold all my worldly goods and became a digital nomad. That means everything I own fits in a backpack, and I live all over the world. The question I’m asked most often is how to become a digital nomad, so I’m gathering all the details in this one spot.
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5 Steps To Language Learning For Travelers
How can a traveler connect with locals — or even get themselves fed — without spending hours learning languages? Here’s a five-step plan that makes it manageable.
Bonus tip: Make friends with a child. Six-year-old Muhammed spent 5 hours on a train in Morocco patiently teaching me to count, read, and write in Arabic.
So You Want to Be an ESL Teacher?
This article is part of a series on digital nomad jobs. By Natasha Gabrielle If you like taking part in… Read More »So You Want to Be an ESL Teacher?