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I have a schengen visa issued for multiple entry for 1 year for business travel. Can I use it to go on holiday in Spain? Or do I need another visa for tourism.

By: Kajori69

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Stuart S. Travel asked:


Can you get a job over the summer while traveling? There are plenty around and many aimed at travelers specifically. Organize your work permit and check out the local paper for jobs for travelers. You’ll be amazed at what kind of work you can find to do.

 

1. You could become an au pair or nanny. There are many opportunities to look after people’s other kids while traveling. Try England, South Africa or Australia for starters.

2. You could teach English. In a number of countries there are opportunities for English teachers. If you are bilingual you’ll have a much better chance of scoring one of these jobs in places like Japan.

3. How about working in a pub? In England there are opportunities for free board in pubs where you are prepared to pull a beer. Hospitality jobs are relatively easy to come by in Australia.

4. Have you ever considered working at children’s holiday camps in the USA or Russia as a camp counselor?

5. You could become a fruit picker! Get to work in the fields all over the world.

6. What about a winter holiday job? Can you ski? You can get jobs as ski or snowboard instructors in many ski resorts all over the globe.

7. How about becoming a Jack or Jillaroo on an outback station in Australia? Immerse yourself in the culture of the outback.

8. Is there work available at the hostel you are staying at? It won’t hurt to ask. Sometimes you can exchange work for free food and board or at least a reduction in the price.

 

Apart from paid positions, you can also get volunteer work in many places. Volunteering your services can get you free food and board. How about volunteering on a farm? Or being a hike trail or tourist guide volunteer? You’ll get to see the sights for free.

 

For those of you who may be looking for a more serious work/travel experience there are other opportunities. For example, can you get a transfer with your current job to an overseas position? Or do you want to do something worthwhile in your gap year? Programs are available for students to travel in their gap year and get involved in some amazing projects all over the world. You could work in the publishing industry in India or teach children with special needs. There are many organizations set up to help place people who want to broaden their horizons by volunteering their services in foreign countries.

 

If you think working or volunteering while you are traveling would be a possibility for you, make sure you find out if you need work permits to do so. Using your skills while traveling is a great way to save money and meet people. You’ll be rewarded in many ways.

 

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Andrew Marris, chief executive of dcarbonate, explains how companies can reduce their carbon footprint significantly when employees are travelling for business.

http://live.pirillo.com – Flying is an excellent way to travel. However, there is much room for improvement, wouldn’t you say? What kinds of things would you like to see on airplanes if you could choose?

By: lockergnome

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Tangopang asked:


With the many security procedures that have been implemented and revised due to the terror threats of today, it is hard to keep up with current information on air travel rules. The good news is that there are plenty of resources available to help you keep up with the latest information on air travel rules, to help make your travel plans run as smoothly as possible. With a little research and preparation, you can fly through security checks in the quickest time with the least amount of inconvenience. The best source for current air travel rules is the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA’s) website.

Carry-on Items that are Allowed In Air Travel

The most recent change to air travel rules pertaining to carry-on bags has to do with the liquids that are allowed to be packed into cases that are going into the cabin of the plane. This applies to that cup of Starbucks that you grabbed on the way to the airport, as well as the bottle of shampoo that you threw into your carry-on at the last minute. Current air travel rules state that in order to bring liquid or gels onboard your airplane, they must be in three-ounce containers that are placed into a clear, quart-size, zip lock bag. Keep in mind that if you do carry on items by this method, you will be asked to remove the plastic bag from your carry-on and send it through the conveyor belt for an x-ray.

The new air travel rules do allow you to carry on items like liquid medications, baby formula and diabetic treatments, but these must also be removed at the security station to allow for additional screening procedures. If you must carry on some sort of liquid item, be prepared to spend some additional time making your way through the security checkpoint. If you do not need to bring onboard any of these items, it is preferable to pack them into your luggage that will be checked in. This will help to ensure fewer hold-ups at the security station and a quicker path to your gate.

Once you have passed through security and arrived at your gate, you may purchase a cup of coffee or a bottle of water to bring onto the plane with you. Keep in mind that flights do still offer beverages onboard as well, so you will have the opportunity to get something to wet your whistle once you are comfortably seated on your flight. As you are attempting to work your way through the new air travel rules, keep in mind that these procedures are implemented for the good of all of the passengers and crew aboard airlines. While they may seem inconvenient at times, it is the government’s best method to ensure that air travel remains safe for everyone.

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The date is january and february 2007 this estimated cost should include hostel food transport and things like that appreciate if.