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Thailand Packages for Adventurous Travelers

August 16, 2010 Posted by Rach under Planning, Travel Destinations
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Thailand has long been a popular holiday destination for travelers, being both exotic and accessible with Thailand packages for newbie travelers. Thailand is one of the most popular travel destinations in Asia, for good reason. The country offers beautiful beaches, stunning temples, fascinating culture, delicious food and a wide range of accommodation options to suit…

How to tell your boss you’re leaving

August 28, 2008 Posted by Rach under Planning
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Unless you’ve been freelancing for a while, chances are that at some point you’ll need to tell your boss and the people you work with that you’re leaving. Your colleagues may be surprised at your decision to travel – some may think you’re mad to be throwing away the security of a regular pay check,…

Packing List

August 3, 2008 Posted by Rach under packing, Planning
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What you pack for your trip will depend on where you’re going, the type of places you’ll be staying (hotels/hostels/camping) and the activities you plan on undertaking. A packing list for a trekking trip through the Amazon rain-forest will look very different to a list for a beach holiday in Thailand.

Preparing to Leave

July 31, 2008 Posted by Rach under Planning
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You’ve planned your route, bought your ticket and you’re all set to go but even the most carefree souls will have some preparation work to do before they can hop on that plane. It’s best to write a checklist of things that need sorting out at least three months before departure – six months would…

Planning a Round The World Trip

July 14, 2008 Posted by Rach under Planning
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Great things happen when you just decide you’re going somewhere, buy a plane ticket and worry about it later. My favourite method for buying tickets is to sing to myself “La la, I can’t hear you”, as I type my credit card no. in, which works suprising well to silence my ‘sensible’ side. However when…


Great things happen when you just decide you’re going somewhere, buy a plane ticket and worry about it later. My favourite method for buying tickets is to sing to myself “La la, I can’t hear you”, as I type my credit card no. in, which works suprising well to silence my ‘sensible’ side.

However when planning a round the world trip or a multi-stop ticket, a little planning is well advised to ensure you make the most of the time and money you have available to you (of course if someone offers you a free one-way ticket to china tomorow, you should take it, run and don’t look back!)

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