Travel Advice

The Truth About Teaching English in Europe

Many people consider teaching English in Europe, but few actually end up taking the plunge.

They say you should do something that scares you at least once a year—moving abroad might be the scariest thing you ever do.

There’s reason to be optimistic about getting back on the road this year.

Many of the world’s best poker cities are also exciting destinations in and of themselves.

Once you make peace with the hard work you’ll need to do and the sacrifices you’ll need to make in order to teach ESL in Japan, few downsides exist.

Traveling from home, if it does nothing else, provides inspirational fuel for future in-person trips.

Sports tourism is an underrated, undeveloped market, but one that’s almost certain to grow in the near future.

The advice I provide here is applicable to anyone, whether you’re on the cusp of 20 or pushing 40.

Teaching English in Asia isn’t for everyone, but you can make it work for you.

If you’re asking yourself this question, the answer is likely—but not definitely—yes.