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10 Best Dishes to try in Zambia

What I loved the most about eating in Zambia, was how all Zambian dishes were made with simple non-sophisticated ingredients, created with passion and skill. Every time I entered a Zambian restaurant or home, the married flavors of herbs, garlic, and mouthwatering fish got hold of my senses and created the perfect eating environment, without even seeing the menu first. If this is your first time in Zambia, don’t forget to read my guide for the best things to do

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Guide to teaching English Abroad for South Africans

Teaching English Abroad as a South Africa is one of the best ways to travel the world and earn almost double the average teaching salary on offer locally. If you are looking for ways to make money while traveling? For a job with a good salary, flexible hours, accommodation included (in most cases). Become a teacher and enjoy great job satisfaction. While teaching can be challenging, this career is also rewarding! You’ll be responsible for guiding the academic and personal

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10 Dishes to try in Istanbul

Afiyet olsun ???????? If you’re visiting the city where the east meets the west for the first time and wondering what to eat in Istanbul? I’d say eat everything! Istanbul is one of those cities whose best and most intriguing traits are found by just walking through the streets at different times of the day and night to see what you can find. Turkish cuisine is one of the best in the world and as most people don’t know where

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Visiting Mezzano Di Primiero – Is This Italy’s Most Romantic Village?

When you visit a town in Italy that actually has the word “romantic” in its name, you’re probably going to have some spectacularly high expectations. On my group trip to Trentino, we were told we would be visiting Mezzano Di Primiero (otherwise known is Mezzano Romantica), known to be one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.   Visiting Mezzano Di Primiero  This tiny historic village in San Martino Di Castrozza is somewhere in between a living museum and a

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The new South African expat tax law explained

If you’re a South African who lives abroad, you have probably heard about the new expat tax law that will come into effect as from March 2020. This law has caused quite a stir and no one seems to understand what is going on. There is a lot of misinformation out there. So here are a few details to help you: What is South African expat tax “The South African Revenue Services (SARS) have recently announced their plans to tax

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How to move to Ireland

If you’re wondering how to move to Ireland from South Africa? you’ve come to the right place! Living as a South African Expats in Ireland can be an amazing experience, but it will come with some challenges. If you’re thinking about making the move, it’s important to do your research first. If you’ve already made the move, you’ll know it’s not a smooth process, and sometimes any help available is always appreciated. I’ve put together a resource guide for South

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Graz Old Town: Photos That Will Make You Fall In LOVE For Austria’s Second City

Having just spent a magical few days in Graz, Austria’s second biggest city, as part of a #EuroCultureTrip campaign, it’s quickly been added to my list of favourite cities in Europe to photograph. While Europe is blessed with many beautiful cities, complete with a fascinating history and historic old towns, Graz Old Town really stood out for me. While I loved checking out the quirky vintage stores, upcycled boutiques and art galleries in the new part of the city, getting

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Schengen Visa Requirements for South Africans

If you’re planning a trip around Europe you will need a Schengen visa which allows eligible individuals to travel freely within the 26 participating Schengen Area countries. This means travelers will not be subject to border checks at internal Schengen borders. Although South Africans can visit 180 countries visa-free, citizens need a Schengen Visa to visit these EU countries: Austria Belgium Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Poland Portugal Spain Slovakia

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Villages of Himachal Pradesh: Sethan Village Travel Guide

There are some places in the world that keep a piece of you. Places that keep calling you again and again. And despite the number of times you’ve already been to there, every thought of it makes you want to revisit, yet once again. Sethan, one of the most peaceful villages of Himachal Pradesh, is one such place for me. Villages of Himachal Pradesh: Sethan Village I happened to visit Sethan about one and a half years ago, when the

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The Mount Lavinia Hotel Sri Lanka – A Hotel With A History

I’m going to try to write daily updates from my 10 day trip through Sri Lanka, to share my travel experiences and adventures with you in real time. Let’s see how long this lasts! I’m here in the “teardrop of Asia” on a press trip for 10 days, together with 3 other bloggers and 4 other Instagrammers – yes we are together but separated, as we all have different goals for the trip! Our first night could not have gone

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