by Nina Ragusa | May 23, 2018
This teaching English in China article is a guest post by Chris. It was my first day as an actual teacher, teaching English in Hangzhou, China. I was very nervous. In just a few hours I was going to be stood up in front of over 40 students, with all their eyes fixed...
by Nina Ragusa | Feb 11, 2018
This 10 days in China, Beijing to Shanghai itinerary is a guest post from Jenn Landing in China can often feel like being in another world. From Beijing to Shanghai, historic temples of the past are surrounded by futuristic buildings. Tantalizing smells drift out of...
by Nina Ragusa | Sep 18, 2017
This 4 Day Shanghai Itinerary is a guest post from Claire. Shanghai is China’s answer to New York City, another city that never sleeps – and one that is growing at an alarming rate. With 23 million inhabitants, it’s one of the world’s most populated cities; and it’s...
by Nina Ragusa | Mar 10, 2017
It’s pretty hard to explain my experience at The Great Wall, I mean… What do I even say? What does anyone say when they see it? Let’s just say that “great” doesn’t begin to describe this incredible structure. When you walk on...
by Nina Ragusa | Mar 7, 2017
“Your transaction has been canceled” “Sorry, we can’t complete this transaction. Please contact your bank” These are never the sentences you want to see when trying to access money at an ATM… No less when you’re abroad....
by Nina Ragusa | Jan 22, 2017
Visas are one of those pesky things you need to worry about when traveling. Luckily not every country you visit will require you to get one. If you happen to have China on the list of places to go but don’t want to deal with getting a visa, they allow three-day...
by Nina Ragusa | May 25, 2015
Why just one night? Because I only have a 21 hour layover in Shanghai. That’s right, “only.” If there was a longer one I would have chosen it. Long layovers are becoming a new favorite thing. I had my long layover in Seoul, and it was a blast....
Hi, friend! My name is Nina Ragusa and I've been climbing volcanos, basking on exotic beaches, and dabbling in new cultures since 2011. I work abroad and remotely to support my adventure travel addiction. Follow along if you're interested in getting work abroad to travel more. Mission: Live and work on all continents.
