>>1051592
local here. where exactly in malaysia will you be at and for how long?

>>1051592
that is a really nice picture.

>>1051600
I'll be entering by land from Thailand, and thinking of dropping in to Singapore, so basically the whole rail route from Padang Besar to Singapore. Indian Ocean coast.
I'll be there two weeks minimum, but three weeks is likely and a month is possible.

>>1051480
Just go for a week and see how you like it.

>>1051497
I don't know how much money I need
this shit is completely new to me
isnt a ticket like super expensive and shit
i should stay for longer no:?

>>1051541
Look on google flights. Buy the cheapest ticket, put some clothes and toiletries in a bag, and fucking go there.

>>1051476
>which course did you take (if any)?
None, just had a Bachelors and got a job
>where did you go?
China, kind of wishing I did Taiwan instead, but I wanted to travel all over easily.
>what was it like?
After a few months, you revert to your normal life, just in a new location. But it's a great way to travel all over and get some money, if you have a year to blow on not advancing your career or education.
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When do the majority of tefl jobs start in China and Korea? Is it August/September the start of a new term? Or are they always hiring?

I am going to finnish university in May and should have around £5000 (about $7500 US) saved up by then. After graduation in July I plan on doing a trip through Eastern Europe, the Balkans and then the Middle East. After this I would like to go to China, or possibly Korea, to do TEFL. By the time I finnish my trip around Europe and the Middle East it could well be October. Should I be able to find start dates in November for TEFL?

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>>1052493
China and Korea tend to accept people with just a bachelor's degree and without any other type of special training.

Which country did you prefer? Japan or Korea?

ESL isn't as big a thing in the Middle East as just straight out teaching. Most of the people in the Gulf States speak English anyway. There is a greater demand for teachers that speak English, rather than teachers to teach English.

>>1049686
Japan for sure, although I liked Korea.

>>1049689
Sure, I can see that. Are you sure most of the NATIVE population can speak English in the Gulf States? In most cases, a majority of the population in the Gulf States are expatriates, but what about the natives? But yeah, do you think it would be possible for me to get a job at like an international school or something, not as an ESL teacher necessarily, with no master's or state cert?

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I'm fairly happy with mine, got some work to do though.

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>>1045845
The only map that matters, every true Englishman has visited all of his dominions

I carry my tablet because why the fuck not?

To each his own, I guess.

>packing general

Never travel 'cross the sea
Without Imodium A.D.

>>1052026
Currently traveling now and I dumped my laptop in my car the second before I left for my flight. I don't regret leaving it at all, you can do pretty much everything you need on your phone without the extra carry weight.

>>1052026
Depends on where you'll go, what you'll do and your preferences I guess.
When I'm city-hopping on my own I do like to stop at a coffee shop and browse shit on a rainy afternoon once in a while but on a road trip for example I wouldn't even consider bringing one.

>>1046173
You probably just don't know how to find affordable flight tickets. Return to Europe can be found from around €270,-. Don't know about USA-Asia, but return Europe-Asia starts at around €300,-.

>>1046176
I was using kayak, leaving from east cost US. Checked multiple times of the year and they're roughly the same.

Am I wrong? Where should I be looking?

>>1046177
Okay. First, it is very interesting to follow certain websites that post cheap flights and stuff on their website. I don't know any American websites for this but I am sure they exist. This is a British example: http://www.holidaypirates.com/flights. Of course this will not help you directly so a few options:
- Norwegian Air Shuttle. Dirt cheap flights from Boston, New York, Orlando, Miami, and some west coast cities to Europe (mainly Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm and London). Just a quick look shows me a $299,20...
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>>1051998
Do you think he/she is yours? If you think he/she is then man up, get a paternity test, then marry her. Which country is she from? I doubt that she can claim child support from across borders. But if you go back to her country then maybe you can be arrested at the border? I'm not sure

>>1052005
Man up and marry some bitch that is too stupid to get an abertion ?
Fuck that anon, you need to fly your ass back to eurpe and deliver a big fat gif related.

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>>1052005
>Man up and marry some bitch that is too stupid to get an abertion ?
>Fuck that anon, you need to fly your ass back to eurpe and deliver a big fat gif related.

Is "faily godo" a typo, or some /fit/ meme I do not know?

>>1051792
Yes. You can expect to get laid elsewhere. It's pretty easy to get laid traveling. I have never been to a country where an opportunity did not at least present itself, though I did not always do it.

>>1051795

typo for ''good'', my bad

All the unesco sights

>>1051740
Yiu dibr hsbr ti srr amuwjere brfore ypu dor. Dpny br sivj a toppk.

f the places I have been, I'd mark the Galapagos Islands, Iceland and Cambodia as the DO NOT DIE BEFORE GOING THERE spots.

The Galapagos for the scientific significance coupled with the scenery and wildlife, Iceland is the most beautiful place I have ever been, Cambodia, between the Khmer temples and conversations with people who survived the Khmer Rouge genocide just made for a really powerful travel experience.

Slightly next tier -- Rome/Venice/Istanbul if you know and are interested in the history of the places, Yellowstone in the winter and Japan/China...
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Indigenous peoples of the Americas crossed it when it was frozen over over 10,000 years ago.
This is a pipe dream.

Assuming your car gets 350 mpg and its a 13000 mile drive you would have to refill your tank at least 37 times. If your car holds 18 gallons per tank and the average price of gas is $2.50, you would spend $1665 on 666 gallons of gas.
But, you would definitely have to have an offroad vehicle that can operate in various harsh conditions as well as a boat to cross the ocean at the strait. Also you will easily be spending large sums of money at once to...
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>>1051546
You can't afford $15,000 (conservative estimate desu senpai) and a year off from work? How poor are you lololololol even the little street urchins in Mumbai can afford 15k and a year holiday

>>1051527
It's possible. Some guys did it a few years ago by boat across the Behring and Atlantic, then biked across Russia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumnavigation#Human-powered

I don't know how you would cross oceans. You could time it to take cruises. There's Alaskan cruise ships that transfer at the end of the season in October. You could go from LA, Seattle or Vancouver to Japan or Australia. You could also do LA-Hawaii-Japan. There's some more common trans atlantic cruises, Cunard does...
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I've visited.

The university is known for partying, although I've never been. The downtown is really interesting - cool ancient colonial houses slowly being gentrified by rich white people whose great-great-grandfathers probably owned the block once.

Outside of the historical area, its dirty and downtrodden. Probably has a high crime rate, although I haven't lived there long enough to notice. Outside of Wilmington are lots of beach towns - nice neighborhoods, but probably expensive.

Feels kind of like the grime of NY with the colonial background of DC.

It's a nice town from my experience. some shit parts, but that's more or less anywhere. traffic can suck, too. it's basically any mid-sized city with suburban hellscapes and whatnot.

I live hear. What kind of work?

Never been to Budapest, but you can't go wrong with Prague. Fairly cheap and incredibly beautiful.

I'd also consider Krakow in Poland and Vienna in Austria. Ljubljana in Slovenia too. You'll be sure to have an amazing time in any of them. Krakow and Ljubljana are a little smaller than for example Vienna or Prague. Not sure how long your trip will be though.

Been to both, and I greatly prefer Budapest, but they are kind of different types of capital cities. Budapest is all (slightly faded, but only slightly) imperial glory, elegance, high culture and charm. And the baths (especially Szecheny) are a must - at any time of year.

Prague is a bit more overtly "urban" and industrial and maybe a bit too tourist-orientated, although the historic parts have charm too. I suspect it is rather better to visit in summertime though - Charles Bridge and the area around it are at their best of a summer evening. It has better beer...
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OP here, I was also thinking about Ljubljana as well. I was there once but I was only passing on my way to Switzerland so I didn't get to see the city. But I loved the scenery in Slovenia. I also found this small hotel which is fairly cheap. Thanks for the answers.

Is there a typo in there? No sure what you are asking.

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Bump with pirate ship

>>1050951
If that's a squall line, i's past you, unless the boat is going to turn around and go beck into it.

>mfw my rental car is something I didn't even know existed
All these new weird as fuck Renaults man

>>1050929
What model? By which rental company?

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>>1050933
>All these new weird as fuck Renaults man

Ayy

Somehow they got kinda cool looking.