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fromBusiness Insider
3 days ago

I moved abroad at 40 to escape loneliness. I didn't expect how hard it would be to go home.

My late 30s were hard. Living alone in Cape Town, South Africa, I was holding out for a partner and children while my friends moved through weddings and baby showers without me. My parents and sisters (including my twin) lived in another province, freelance writing work was drying up, and as 40 approached, I felt stuck - single, lonely, and unsure what came next.
Travel
fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

These Gen Z besties started planning to travel the world at 11. Teaching English in China helped make it happen.

Although the money really didn't get us anywhere and we lost the bank account, the dream still stayed,
Education
Writing
fromTravel + Leisure
2 months ago

I Spent a Year in South Korea-Here's My Advice to Other Black Travelers Considering Trips

Growing up between London and Nigeria shaped a resilient traveler identity that embraced teaching abroad and adapting to new cultures like South Korea.
Travel
fromBusiness Insider
4 months ago

I spent my 20s living a dream life abroad, but returned to the US in debt. There's a lot I wish I'd done differently.

Moved to Budapest at 23 and lived seven years abroad, gaining experiences but becoming financially unstable from low pay, poor planning, and weak credit-card rewards.
fromwww.cnbc.com
6 months ago

35-year-old American moved to Chengdu and lives on $30,000 a year: '[It's] poverty in America, but in China I'm living large'

"At the height of my career in New York, I was probably making $100,000 a year [and] working eight months out of the year, which on paper sounds great, but..."
Higher education
fromBusiness Insider
7 months ago

I couldn't get a job after graduating from college. I moved abroad to teach English, and I think everyone should do the same.

Teaching abroad after graduation can be a transformative experience, offering personal growth and travel opportunities.
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