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Bangkok’s Arab Street, Korea’s Best Food And Cycling In Vietnam

by Chris Mitchell on July 20, 2008

The New York Times’ Travel section has recently had a rash of great Asian travel stories that are worth a glance for a different kind of insight [click to continue…]

ESL Jobs: Preparing For Your Interview To Get The ESL Job

by Lindy Sinka on June 11, 2007

Preparing for your interview is crucial if you want to land a good quality, well paid ESL job. A little preparation can help you show your skills to the full and get the ESL job offer you want [click to continue…]

ESL Jobs: How To Prepare A CV (or Resume) That Will Get You An Interview

by Lindy Sinka on June 8, 2007

A quality ESL CV is the best chance you have of getting an interview for a quality English as a Second Language job. A ESL Manager gives the lowdown on what she looks for in the resumes that cross her desk [click to continue…]

Korean Pubs: A Beer-O-Space Odyssey

by Karissa Anderson on March 28, 2007

Venture into the Engrish neon glow, potent liquor and blurred vision of Korea’s finest drinking establishments [click to continue…]

A Year In Pyongyang

by Chris Mitchell on March 17, 2007

North Korea remains a truly enigmatic destination for a foreigner to visit, and there are some fascinating accounts and photographs of time spent in the Hermit Kingdom

Travel Discussion Forums Search Updated

by Chris Mitchell on February 5, 2007

Want to search 12 different traveller discussion forums in one go to get the latest information from travellers already on the road? Try the Travelhappy Travel Discussion Forums Search.

Spam Giftset, South Korea

by Chris Mitchell on August 29, 2006

Koreans have some interesting tastes in food – but none more so than their reverence for the processed chunky meatstuff known as spam

Travels In North Korea

by Chris Mitchell on August 11, 2006

The final frontier in the world when it comes to tourism, North Korea’s forbidden status to foreigners hasn’t stopped historians and graphic novelists documenting what life is like inside the most closed country on the planet.

Fan Death: Korean Urban Legend Gone Mad

by Chris Mitchell on January 18, 2006

Best urban legend ever: Koreans of all ages and levels of education believe that if you sleep in a room with an electric fan and without the windows and doors open, you will die.

South Korea: Gaming The Future

by Chris Mitchell on January 15, 2006

South Korea is the most wired country in the world and online computer gaming is a national pastime, shaping the nation’s culture and causing new problems. Jim Rossignol visits Seoul to see Korea’s obsession with internet gaming for himself

Teaching English In Korea

by Chris Mitchell on September 26, 2005

South Korea offers cheap living and great pay for English teachers. With careful planning, you can earn a few thousand dollars within a couple of months to finance your travels, writes Lindy Sinka

Travelling In Korea

by Chris Mitchell on January 1, 2004



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