Asia
We’ve spent over 3 years in total travelling around Asia and we consider it to be our favourite continent on Earth (so far). The people here are friendly, you almost always feel safe and the landscapes offer everything from grasslands and beaches to mountains and waterfalls. Asia is everything you hoped for and more.
21 Best Things To Do in Beijing
There are few cities on earth that offer as much as Beijing. The Chinese capital has a history going back thousands of years and is full of significant landmarks such as the Forbidden City and the Great Wall. If you want to dive into Chinese history and culture, then Beijing is the place to do ...
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Digital Nomad Guide to Living in Seoul, South Korea
If you’re thinking about living in Seoul, South Korea, probably the first things that come to mind are mobile phones, K-pop, North Korea, and Netflix’s hit series, Squid Game. After living in Seoul as a digital nomad for a year, I discovered that there is infinitely more to that country than the few things Westerners ...
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Teaching English in Guangzhou: Interview With an ESL Teacher
In this interview, we’re speaking with Ted who is a full-time contributor here at Goats On The Road. He’s been a professional ESL teacher for almost 20 years now and is currently teaching English in Guangzhou, China. In this article, you’ll learn first-hand what it’s like to teach English in Guangzhou, how to find jobs, ...
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Digital Nomad Guide to Living in Hong Kong
Fast internet. Impressive co-working spaces. Ample networking opportunities. Dumplings (obviously). Hong Kong has begun to embrace its entrepreneurial spirit and Digital Nomads are taking notice! This is a city of unparalleled energy, and having been based here for the past six months, I have a really good grasp of what it’s like living in Hong Kong. ...
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5 Requirements For Teaching English in South Korea
Getting a job in another country is always a complicated process. But the requirements for teaching English in South Korea aren’t as extensive or difficult as you may think. Fortunately, for many jobs, such as teaching at academies called hagwons, the requirements to teach English in South Korea don’t include prior experience or even a ...
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How To Get a Job Teaching English in South Korea
Teaching English in South Korea will change your life. You’ll be immersed in a fascinating culture. You’ll discover new and exciting opportunities for travel. You’ll learn about Korea, and you’ll learn about yourself. You’ll certainly make decent money when you teach English in Korea — to travel with, to pay off a student loan, or ...
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