A photo of Li Jiang, China.Read More 
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We've turned over The Working Traveller once again to Cez and Agness of eTramping, asking them to share their first hand expertise on teaching English in China.Read More
The mighty mouse is prevalent on the high seas, in Europe, America and elsewhere. From selling soft toys to dressing up as the face of the company, Disney can help pay the bills racked up on a year out. Read More
Sporty and active travellers can save their travel budget for something pretty by swapping their skills and muscle for food, accommodation and equipment hire. The four hosts below each offer the opportunity to get onto lakes, mountain trails or river rapids without having to spend a cent. Read More
Working for your keep in a hostel is a good way of cutting down on expensive accommodation costs and circumventing local employment visa requirements. Though it can be a grey area many hostels are willing to provide unpaid work in countries where avenues for paid employment are closed.Read More
LoveTEFL are currently inviting online registrations for their upcoming recruitment day on February 22. The recruitment day is to be held in Leeds and intended to promote their job opportunities in Thailand, China and Saudi Arabia. They will be running presentations, Q & A sessions and 15 minute interview slots for anyone wishing to grab their dream job as soon as possible.Read More 
