Job Alert: Exotissimo Travel Hiring North Thailand Operations Manager

Exotissmo Travel is looking to hire an Operations Manager in their Chiang Mai office in Northern Thailand to manage office operations, client relationships, as well as continually develop innovative products in line with Exotissmo's Luxury, Leisure, Incentives and Adventure travel categories. Originally established in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in 1993, Exotissmo expands beyond several borders and offers travelers well-rounded itineraries throughout Southeast Asia.  To learn more about their company, visit:  http://www.exotissimo.com/ For more information check out their job post on LinkedIn and be sure to apply: http://www.linkedin.com/jobs?viewJob=&jobId=1089125&svfId=737473&trk=

Breathing New Life Into The Art of Travel

Most of us have hobbies or areas we are particularly passionate about. For some it's travel for others it's music, sports, volunteer work, raising a family, the list could go on and on. EcoArts Tours has combined the best of two worlds - the arts and travel. The idea behind EcoArts is to not only experience the traditional arts of cultures worldwide but to also help the sustainable development of communities while traveling - allowing the revenue generated from these forms of tourism to benefit community projects. They include several options, you ...

Staying Healthy While Traveling

This article on avoiding Traveler's Diarrhea comes from Dr. Michael Kirsch, who writes the Travelogue Blog and co-founded www.travelclinicsofamerica.com. Traveler’s diarrhea (TD) is the most common infectious disease affecting international travelers. The vast majority of these cases are caused by bacteria, with viruses and parasites accounting for about 20% of cases. This disease can be effectively prevented and treated, if it strikes. Are You Prepared? Boil it, Cook it, Peel it or Forget it has been standard advice to travelers to reduce risk of TD. While we endorse this common sense strategy, surprisingly, there is little evidence supporting it in medical journals. ...

Not All Who Wander Are Lost, But Be Careful Where you Wander – Travel Safety Tips

This article on crime avoidance comes from Dr. Michael Kirsch, who writes the Travelogue Blog and co-founded www.travelclinicsofamerica.com Crime is a reality of life even on your trip abroad.  Many travelers who are caught up in the moment of an overseas adventure or vacation, let down their guard.  Savvy travelers know that, from the moment the plane touches down, they need to be more vigilant about their personal safety and belongings.  You may be far away from your familiar safety zone.  You need to have both eyes open. It’s easy for natives to spot tourists as they wander through ...