It has been confirmed, Vagabondjourney.com will more than likely be moving our base of operations from the south of Mexico to Taizhou, China. The teaching contract has been signed, now we just need to return to the USA to apply for visas, do family visits, and buy plane tickets — all very expensive operations. Our [...]
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It has been confirmed, Vagabondjourney.com will more than likely be moving our base of operations from the south of Mexico to Taizhou, China. The teaching contract has been signed, now we just need to return to the USA to apply for visas, do family visits, and buy plane tickets — all very expensive operations. Our ETA is the first of April.
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January 4, 2012, 7:00 pm
LinkAre you going to fly out of DF?
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January 4, 2012, 10:08 pm
LinkDon’t know yet. We’d love to come back — the plan was to move there — but the flight out of Tuxtla going direct to Houston is looking pretty good. We haven’t bought a ticket yet, so it’s pretty open. Have you heard of any flight deals out of DF lately? Would be great to meet up again.
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Mmm well I’m planning a school trip to NYC in March and the tickets are looking fairly cheap right now (500) but that’s round trip so I’m not sure how the one-ways are.
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Not bad, not bad at all. That’s when we should be going, too. A school trip to NYC? That sounds interesting and, well, pretty crazy. Wow, going to have to hear how that goes!
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