Being there a week don't think you really need to add another destination.

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>>1069855
If you like old, extremely beautiful made architecture, you can visit "ouro preto", state of "Minas Gerais".

However i don't recall if that's in the way between Rio de janeiro and São Paulo.

Check your map. However, if you're going to stay just a week, i recommend 3-4 days in Rio and 3 days in São Paulo. Take a coffee, hire a hooker if you're single, enjoy the view;

>>1069855
Minas Gerais, specially Ouro Preto is too far from Rio/São Paulo. If you like beaches you can go to Angra dos Reis, Paraty, Ubatuba, those are nice beaches between Rio and São Paulo.

Or if you like trails you can go to Morro Saboó in São Roque, it's 70km from São Paulo.

But my advice is, enjoy both cities as much as you can since you only have one week.

>>1071239
Do you browse /k/ regulary?

>>1071239
You won't have any money left after visiting Greece. Sticky fingered people they are. and desperate. dangerous cocktail.

Sorry, can't help you with your question, but I'm curious what you're teaching in Asia as a German? Are you teaching English or German or something?

I'm teaching English, French and philosophy in a German school.

>>1070690
You would get some practical experience and knowledge if you were on a larger farm in Australia or the US. I'm from rural Australia where the farmers have year long crop rotations so it would be beneficial if you stayed an entire year (or maybe two) working on one farm.

WWOOFing rarely last for a year but it might be a good place to start as your host would have contacts on larger farms.

If you're interested in animals, there are a number of cattle and sheep stations in South Australia, New...
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>>1070623
go out after dark

>>1070623
here is an 8 step program to a story
1.Find a GF
2.Find Peruvian trail guides
3.Go hiking
4.wait for rain
5.twist ankle
6.stay behind with one guide, and allow the other to return to civilization with your gf, to stay at his brothers hotel
7.??????
8.profit!!!

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>>1070623
>"reading the news online"
>looking at a screen while travelling

A lot of people just do it because it allows them to move to a different country for a while. If you ***actually like teaching*** you can do it for as long as you want.

>People say that the pay is not that good, but surely it is better than working in retail/fast food restaurants in the west?
It depends what you like... Some people don't want to leave their friends, family, and familiar places. Some people want to experience something different for a while and then go back. Others want to get out of their country and never return.

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Didn't we just have this exact same thread?

>>1066395
>Some people don't want to leave their friends, family, and familiar places.
It adds up to visit home on holidays, and most international salaries that aren't executive are for local cost of living, and locals don't really take round the world trips twice a year. If you fly nowhere, you might save a little money, but other than that, you only really get by.

I wouldn't say it isn't a desired job. I am simply saying that it's fine for asocial, single,...
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Stay the fuck away. I was in (North) Africa once and vowed never to go in Sub-saharan Africa without a personal AK. It's not even a joke, there are literally no laws, warlords, aids, civil wars, kidnappings and all forms of torture. Locals get by because they are locals. I don't think even US blacks will fit there. Yeah, there are whites that get by, but most likely from hotel lobby to work area and that's it. Fuck that place.

>>1058895
Botswana is quite safe and there's some cool things there like the Kalahari, the game parks, etc. doubt accommodation would even be anything to worry about.

>>1058519
Mombasa and Cape Town are tight

Tbh, only Lake Ohrid is worth visiting.

If you have family there it's alright, those people will show you everything and greet you in a very friendly way, that's how Balkanfags work. I'd say you go

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The quality of post is absolutely adismal

I went to the town in Sweden where the first ikea was opened up and ate a meal there lol..
Honestly, I try mcdonald's in every country I go to and I consider myself a foodie. It's a good way of getting a taste for what the local everyday culture sort of eats (not true in a countries though)

>>1069247
You could try Bolivia in the future, we don't have Mickey D's over here. ;)

>>1071419
Do you think it might have been easier to Google that question rather than making another thread?

>>1071451
He tried to sneak in a question while pretending to be starting the Japan general

m8 there's already a thread up >>1071418

I saw some thing called fuerza bruta back in 2007 or 2008. It was pretty cool not sure if it's still around

>>1071015

In my (admittedly limited) experience with trains you don't generally have an option for carrier, so these kinds of sites are not necessary

The price is usually the same no matter the time of day you go, sometimes there is a first class or whatever, but usually it's a flat cost

You just go to the website of the train line you need and book the fare, what exactly are you trying to compare with?

>>1071015

Busbud. Megabus is not included but it will show you cheaper fares than the official websites.

>>1071050
Thanks. But why is Megabus literally half the price of the other buses?

Depends on budget and what you hope to do.

Help us help you. Elaborate.

My personal recommendation is no more and no less than five days. Long enough to see what it has to offer but not too long because it gets surprisingly boring very quickly. And expensive as all fuck.

>>1070984
My best friend and I are going, neither or us drink but we want to see a show or two.
Neither of us have been to vegas but don't get much time off work so two days/nights is all we can go but we don't want to waste our time or be rushed.

>>1070985
See the fountains once during the day and once at night (make the night display the last thing you see before going home). See a show. Go for one really nice meal.

Go up the Stratosphere, preferably at night but it does cost considerably more.

Explore one or two hotels during the day that appeal to you.

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anybody?

Just edit an existing boarding pass that you have. Use a real flight number and time.

If you are from a rich white country the odds of Thai immigration asking for proof of onward travel are close to zero though.

>>1070903
Photoshop.
Or just edit the HTML in firefox and print it.

Most likely, it wouldn't be a problem anyway.

>>1070665

Hi anon, I studied in Rome for 5 months 2 years ago and I recommend it, but I didn't have much money and can't really recommend you good restaurants.

However, of the places that you mentioned, I'd add Villa Borghese for a picnic if the weather is nice, Campo de Fiori for dinner and drinks, and the Vittoriano/Altar of the fatherland for a great view of the town for free. Finally, the Spannish Steps may not be a nice sight these days, since there was an incident were some hooligans completely...
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>>1070665

>Rome
>summer

Ostia Antica (kind of a mini-Pompeii, a short train ride from Piramide station)

EUR (fascinating and in places beautiful Mussolini-era suburb, built for a fascist imitator of the Olympics that the advent of war put paid to)- home of "the square Colleseum" amongst other things

the "English" (or protestant) cemetery,complete with its pyramid

Honestly, just stay in New York. You'll be treated better (the Japs don't like non-Japs).

Take a week long vacation to Tokyo if you really need to experience it.

You can't just move to Japan and work in a bar. They don't want you unless you ply a proper skill, start a business or marry a local.

>can learn quickly if I'm there
Everyone thinks that.

>I also have a cat and need to bring him with me.
Holy fuck, this special snowflake stuff is a red flag. Japan will grind you down into a fine powder.

Don't move to Japan. You wouldn't make it out here with that mindset.

Either you make 6 figures in New York or barely make 2,400,000 yen a year (20K-24K USD). Which is the average salary for someone living in Tokyo.

Just work your 6 fig job in New York and come out to Tokyo for vacation till you get your fill.