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Night view of Taipei from Jiannan Mountain.

Four Spots to See Taipei at Night

The best vantage points to see the city from a new angle.
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A Primer to Takoradi, Ghana

Valuable tips for those heading to Takoradi for the first time.
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The Hardest Things About Living Abroad

The realities of a life overseas.
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Greg Snell (left) poses with Best Jobs contestants "CC" Hseih and Nick Tilley at the Cleland Wildlife Park in South Australia.

Q & A With Best Jobs Winner Greg Snell

South Australia's "Wildlife Caretaker" Greg Snell talks tour leading with Verge.
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I Conquered My Fear of Traveling as a Solo Female

Overcoming the unknown as a solo female traveller.
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Crossing Language Barriers to Make Cultural Connections

Crossing Language Barriers to Make Cultural Connections

Judi explores the best sights that Ho Chi Minh City has to offer.
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Takoradi's Market Circle in Ghana.

Adapting Best Business Practices to Ghana

Adapting plans: when social media is the Sunday market.
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Greg on Stokes Bay, Kangaroo Island, South Australia.

Working Abroad in the Land Down Under

Greg reflects on whether he has what it takes to do one of the "best jobs in the world."
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A Stereotypical Canadian

Vivien learns to challenge stereotypes; both her own and others.
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Surviving Your First Two Weeks In Ghana

Once the "honeymoon" wears off, what's the best way to settle in?
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Judi enters the Cu Chi tunnels in Vietnam.

Travelling in Communist Vietnam

When I booked a flight to Vietnam, I knew (somewhere in the back of my mind) that it would mean arriving in a communist country and therefore a one-party state. However, I had no idea what this actually meant and how much it would affect my experience there as a tourist.
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De-icing training at Coronet Peak, New Zealand. (Photo by Richard Ainsworth.)

Finding the Perfect Job Abroad

Taylor experiences a not-so-average week working as a lift operator in New Zealand.
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