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Brun's bird, 26 October 2003 09:23 PM

Hi guys. I'm looking for some advice and suggestions for a little trip i'm planning for next year. My Boyfriend (Brun - would you believe :D) suggested i visit all you peeps as there is bound to be one of you who has done a similar thing :)
i was thinking of going to Canada (or somewhere) for a couple of months to experience what life has to offer in another country. I don't really know the exact criteria of the trip which is why i'm here :D
I possibly want to do some work to get by, but also travel around a bit to take in some sights.
Has anyone done similar? or can offer some advice on how to go about planning things?
Cheers :)

Brun 27 October 2003 10:57 AM

Top for you love http://burns.thefinaldimension.org/c...uus/liefde.gif

Brun 27 October 2003 11:33 PM

No-one tried a bit of travel it seems :rolleyes:
Now to plan B = make it up as you go along :D

Slug Slayer 28 October 2003 12:24 AM

A good start is to contact the embassy or consulate of the country/ies you might want to go to, to see which visas you need for leisure/work/short and long trips.

A friend of ours spent his savings going around the world on an open ticket (air travel with X number of stops as you go along, so he went to Asia, Australia, etc.). Another one went to New Zealand for 6 months and worked as a waitress for a while before exploring the islands. She had family there but still needed some money in her bank account for the visa (to prove she had the means to leave I guess!).

There is also the organic farming organisation that has a list of people all over the world employing volunteers in exchange for food and lodging. I used to work for one in Scotland and he always had people from South America and Australia going around the world that way. I also knew somebody who went to New Zealand to do it: hard work but a good way to get to know the locals...

Have you had any more thoughts?

Alpine99 28 October 2003 07:49 AM

A friend of mine got a round the world airline ticket for his 25th.. parents came into money after his 21st had gone... The deal was as many stops as you like provided you are always travelling in the same direction.. ie always going East.. he had a great time and did some work in Australia.. Have fun

Brun's bird, 28 October 2003 12:47 PM

Thanks guys :) Good suggestions :)
I'm gonna have a browse round the net. I've found some links in a mag, so i'll see what they turn up for me.
Keep the ideas coming, i need to gather as much info as poss so hopefully i can make this trip really worthwhile :D


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