Sentences with phrase «working at hostels»

I have experince leading historic walking tours and working at hostels in USA and overseas.

On the other hand, if you're into making real money while working at hostels, I wouldn't recommend doing it without a proper work permit.

If the blogger writing that story says, «hey look, we overstayed our visa because we worked at a hostel in this country x amount of days, and it was a hassle to get out of the country, but we did», but also writes about what they did to give back to the local community and what people in the States or other «developed» countries can do to help, then that would make a huge change.

A girl I traveled with in Vietnam was working at a hostel on «Maggie Island,» as she called it (I have no idea which hostel, though).

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Im currently staying in a working hostel in australia in the middle of nowhere but i wanted to be healthy so i made these... love your blog and try a lot of recipes at home but these were great..

WiFi is offered throughout the hostel, and when we had problems connecting at 22:00 on our stay, the friendly manager determinedly worked to fix it and didn't give up till it was operational 30 minutes or so later.

says cute Australian male at trendy hostel gathering, «I never knew how organ donation works!»

If you're flexible with your dates and don't have a fixed itinerary, then work - to - stay at hostels could be your best bet.

Imagine the hardest and longest days you've ever had at work or travel, combine them, and do them all in a foreign country or language while checking into a new hotel or hostel every night or two.

The foundation mainly targets the adults working in the touristic sector, in other words people who daily meet up with tourists, like hostel and restaurant owners, guides, drivers and the vendors at the fish and fruit market.

Check with various hostels to see if they are looking for any extra help (bartending, cleaning, etc.), have a look at restaurants to see if you can wash dishes in exchange for a meal, or, work on a farm or at any other job in exchange for food (and oftentimes) accommodation.

Maybe you've never had a chance to live on a farm, to feed animals, to help build a house or barn, to raise a vegetable gardens, to work at a B&B or backpacker hostel, or other types of jobs.

You know, the hostel I was staying at offered free room and board for a few hours of work a day and they had a very international crowd working there, so she may have been at Base Backpackers.

We would love to work for you from the 2nd of November to the 15th of November in exchange for a room and two beds in your hostel, two warm meals a day, 50 % discount on our Spanish lessons and perhaps some free drinks at the bar.

Either your US debit card didn't work at all, or the international fees were so high you had to pull out hundreds of dollars at a time, thus creating the same cash heavy anxiety while staying in a sketchy hostel or on crowded European streets.

These things can not be built upon work experience at local bars or hostels.

At the town there are many hotels with different prices and hostels for back packers and guests with low budget; there are also restaurants, bars with the best live music in the country, small surf shops that work as cyber coffees.