
Trapit Expats In Viet Nam, Blogs by Expatriates Living, Working in Viet Nam - Directory This is the Expats in Viet Nam Blogs listing page at ExpatsBlog.com. Whilst we do try to include as many Viet Nam expat blogs as possible, should you know of a blog that deserves a listing please add here. Teacher, traveler, writer: Heather is a secondary English teacher currently living in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, with her husband and their two-year-old son. 30+ yrs. of flitting 'round the globe (incl. 20 as an international tour operator),and now... follow my adventures as an expat teaching EFL in Vietnam (and skipping off to Mongolia, Cambodia et al every chance I get!) My life in Vietnam and my other travels as I see it through photos and words. A blog about our family's time as expats in Vietnam and our travels around SE Asia. In 2004 Steve Jackson decided it was time for a change and signed up to VSO in Hanoi. Expat living in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Lauren Quinn is a freelance writer who grew up in Oakland. Moving from NYC to Vietnam...and documenting my fascinating adventures
Berry Whale - Passion for what we do, we do tourism. Hunch Vietnam Scuba Diving Tour,Vietnam Dive, Vietnam Diving, Vietnam Scuba Diving, Scuba diving tours Vietnam Scuba Diving Tour Itinerary in brief Day 1: Hanoi arrival Day 2: Hanoi - Halong bay Day 3: Halong - Hanoi Day 4: Hanoi - Maichau Day 5: Maichau - Hanoi - Overnight train to Hue Day 6: Hue - City tour Day 7: Hue - Hoian Day 8: Hoian - Danang - Whale Island Day 9: Whale island Relaxation Day 10: Nha Trang Day 11: Nha Trang - Full day dive Day 12: Nha Trang - Saigon Day 13: Saigon - Phu Quoc Day 14: Phu Quoc relax Day 15: Phu Quoc - Saigon Day 16: Saigon departure Detail Itinerary Day 1: Hanoi arrival Once you arrive in Noi Bai airport, you will be collected and transferred to your central city hotel. Day 2: Hanoi - Halong bay After breakfast we take a coach to the fabulous Halong Bay, created in Vietnamese folklore by a descending dragon. Day 3 : Halong - Hanoi We continue cruising on the bay until just after lunch when we dock again at Halong City. Day 5 : Maichau - Hanoi - Overnight train to Hue After breakfast with the family, we return by coach to Hanoi.
OuiCar lève 3 millions d'euros auprès de Jaïna Capital de Marc Simoncini La plateforme revendique plus de 100 000 membres pour 10 000 voitures « à louer ». Spécialisée dans la location de voiture entre particuliers OuiCar a réalisé une levée de fonds de 3 millions d’euros auprès de Jaïna Capital, le fonds de Marc Simoncini, et Ecomobilité Ventures, une société de capital-investissement spécialisée dans le transport durable derrière lequel se trouvent la SNCF, Orange et Total. Ce nouveau cachet porte à 5 millions les montants totaux levés par l’entreprise depuis sa création. Les nouveaux capitaux serviront au développement de la plateforme en France alors que « le chiffre d’affaires de la société a été multiplié par 10 en un an » selon Marion Carrette, la fondatrice, sur un marché qu’elle estime à 2,5 milliards d’euros. « OuiCar est né de la collaboration et de la réflexion que nous avons menée avec Marion en observant les usages et l’évolution du site de location entre particuliers Zilok » explique M.
Scuba Diving in Vietnam | Information, Reviews, Dive Shops, Liveaboards When picturing the world's most idyllic scuba diving destinations, Vietnam may not be the first to spring to mind. But with its diverse marine ecosystems, warm tropical waters and year-round diving, don't ignore it . . . . . . Nha Trang has to be Vietnam’s best-known dive destination. The Hon Mun Marine Park, established three years ago, covers the islands surrounding the central coast town and is a huge draw for visitors. Diving in the North is similar to the rest of Vietnam, whereby there is neither a proliferation of large fish life, nor pelagics, Mantas or Sharks. However, it is teeming with smaller reef fish and is a perfect site for new divers or divers who have not dived for a while. Diving in Nha Trang, Vietnam Oceans5, Vietnam5 Star RatingAdded: 21st November 2012 by RobertPlant We dove with a couple of shops in Nha Trang, but Oceans5 was the BEST! Great new Dive Shop in Nha Trang Nitrox Junkie, Vietnam5 Star RatingAdded: 23rd June 2011 by joeyobrian1972
Frommer Planning a Trip in Vietnam 0Google + Obtaining a prearranged visa and following some important medical guidelines is all that's required for a safe and exciting trip to Vietnam. But the information here helps you plan your finances, decide whether to go on your own or by tour, and learn about what to expect in Vietnamese hotels and restaurants. Less Is More: Packing & Clothing in the Tropics -- Keep it light and loose. Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice.
Visit Vietnam | Travel to Vietnam Thu Bon River Restaurant, Hoi An, Quang Nam Province, Vietnam. Flash Parker Local Expert: Toronto, Canada Let me set the scene for you. A sleepy Vietnamese town on the Thu Bon River, a place where colorful shops loom over ancient cobbled streets, lanterns illuminate the path through a grandiose covered bridge, and tiny men pilot tiny skiffs across the glassy surface of the water.
Why You Shouldn't Skip Malaysia - Farsickness | travel. eat. write. Malaysia seems to the redheaded stepchild of mainland Southeast Asia travelers. Many people skip the country entirely, and for those who do visit, it’s most likely a quick visit to Kuala Lumpur, usually in relation to a flight to or from this capital city. Shophouses in Georgetown To those people who rule out Malaysia, or only see KL, I say that you are missing out. Sure, Malaysia doesn’t have the cheap beer and all night parties of Thailand and Vietnam, it isn’t as undiscovered as Burma, and it surely isn’t as cheap as Laos or Cambodia, the country’s diverse landscape, interesting and unique culinary tradition, and well developed tourist infrastructure make a visit worthwhile. Tea plantations of the Cameron Highlands “The buildings were built to be very narrow and deep,” the owner of a restaurant on Malacca’s popular Jonker Street explained. Malacca is a small, walkable town which makes wandering around the best activity. The bus driver slams on the brakes. “Shark!”