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Perfect bodies, diamante-trimmed thongs, contortionist-like moves... This was the initial visual picture that my mind generated when I heard about the 7 Club in Korea – a Russian strip…
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Excerpted and adapted from the ebook "Cultural Dimensions of Expatriate Living and Working in Nicaragua" by Bill Drake. The courteous, somewhat formal nature of the Nicaraguan…
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Living in Dubai Religion and Daily Life Even though Dubai is governed by Islamic law, it is a very tolerant and cosmopolitan city and all visitors are welcome. Religious traditions are…
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The hotels most used by north Americans in Guatemala City are the Camino Real, El Dorado, and Guatemala Fiesta, all located near the Chancery. Rates at these hotels are within the most…
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Living in Ireland Public and Private Healthcare If you are a European Union (EU)/EEA/Swiss national or if you are normally resident in Ireland, you are entitled to receive the same…
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In Part 1 of this article series, Neil Maxwell Keys detailed the factors affecting wages on a cruise ship. Click here to read, "Getting a Job on a Cruise Ship... and Getting Paid, Part…
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No work on Malta would be complete without mentioning Malta’s spectacular Carnival. Held at the beginning of Lent each year, it brings the capitol and surrounding districts literally to…
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While touring the Mayan ruins at the Marco Gonzales Maya Site project on Ambergris Caye, our guide prepared a fresh coconut for us to drink: http://youtu.be/oqWTAu1hyR8
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In the previous article in this series, Scott P. Taylor explained the process a foreigner must follow to buy a home in Croatia. Click here to read, "Buying Property in Croatia, Part 1:…
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Living and Working in Bermuda Becoming a citizen of Bermuda It is not possible for  foreigners to obtain citizenship in Bermuda. They can only move there to work for a specific period…
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