Travel Decisions & Expat Lifestyle.
Now, I’m not talking about the uber-big cities, like Seoul or Busan (although they’re great). I’m talking about those smaller ones that took my breath away from the moment I first arrived. These are five cities in Korea you must visit. One day you might hop up to Seoul and realise you’re not as enchanted …
You want to travel but you also want money. Becoming an EFL teacher is a great way to do both! But what are the benefits and drawbacks of this job? I want to make one thing clear. I did not – and still do not – want to be a teacher. Kids are great and …
No matter how many times you’ve done it, packing never gets easier. But don’t worry, this post will help you to decide what to pack for your move abroad. The thing about moving abroad is that it’s difficult to cram your life into a suitcase. It can be costly to box your belongings up and …
You’re a giver. But you’re a giver on space constraints. How can you buy the perfect gift if you only have hand luggage on your flight? Read ahead to find the best hand luggage gifts. I pack light. Like really light. I journeyed to Vietnam and Thailand for two weeks with nothing but hand luggage …
Moving to South Korea can pave the way for opportunity. But will this be an easy move? Read about the pros and cons to moving here. Is South Korea a good country for expats to live in, or is it a bad country for expats to move to? Of course, it’s a mix of both …
The bind about living in a rural area in South Korea is that your phone will be full of apps. But what are the best South Korean apps to download? When living in Korea, you’ll need two apps each for the train, the bus, and for sharing locations. That’s six downloads for just getting around! …