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A Guide to Dubai’s Culture
If you’re planning a jaunt to Dubai, lucky you! Luxury hotels, amazing restaurants, brilliant shops, gorgeous beaches, fun water parks – the city seems to have something for pretty much everyone. But, before you go, it’s really important to get to grips with the local culture – a lot of the city’s customs are rooted in Islamic beliefs, so in order to avoid inadvertently offending the locals, you need to be au fait with what these are.So, I’ve put together a quick guide to these, as well as other useful bits and bobs, like some information on the local cuisine and language. Enjoy!Laws and customs Ok, let’s get the most…
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A Guide to Munich’s Romantic Road
For the ultimate roadtrip, head to Munich. While images of Route 66 in the USA might spring to mind when thinking of destinations for a driving holiday, Munich is home to the stunning Romantic Road – and I think it’s well worth discovering. I love going to places that are new and different, and Germany is one country that I’d like to see more of. The Romantic Road sounds like a route for loved-up honeymooners only, but its name actually refers to the fact that the locations it passes through are beautiful. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with coming here for a romantic roadtrip with your partner, but it’s also…
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A Visitor’s Guide to Liverpool
Liverpool has always been a popular tourist destination, thanks largely to its fantastic musical history and culture but there is much more to the city than just the Cavern Club and The Beatles. As a port town, Liverpool has always been at the forefront of changes in British culture and its waterfront location has contributed heavily to creating a diverse population. The city became home to the oldest Black African community in the country, the oldest Chinese community in Europe and saw mass immigration from Ireland. Here we take a look at how the city’s diversity has shaped a city and what it offers visitors: Impressive landmarks Liverpool boasts an…
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Teaching English in Europe!
Everyone seems to know someone who has taught English overseas – there are so many places to go! While the latest thing is to go to Asia, don’t forget about Europe – many countries there speak languages other than English and if you’re a native speaker you can have a fabulously amazing time working and travelling. When your decide to spend a year in Europe (or longer!), where to start and go seem endless and overwhelming – where do you look for reliable information and what do you need to know? Try starting here:
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Shopping in Sydney – Yes Please!!!
Before arriving in Sydney, pretty much the only thing I knew for a fact was that I had to see the Sydney Opera House at all costs. Now, I had a pretty good feeling that just looking at it wouldn’t cost me anything, so right there I knew I had more money and time to normally spend than I do when I’m traveling, because there wasn’t anything else I really wanted to see. Boy was I wrong!












