Documentary on working holiday program in Canada to be released in 2013

On May 10, 2012, in Uncategorized, by deyan

The Taiwanese Movie director Lin Yen-chieh is going to record documentary series that will record and chronicle the working holiday experiences of the Taiwanese youth in Canada. The purpose of the movie will be to increase the popularity of the working holiday program and to distribute the message that overseas work and travel programs can be much more than just fun and money-earning.

Currently a large number of young Taiwanese are traveling on working holidays in many different countries such as Canada, Australia, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan and New Zealand. This gives them the opportunity not only to make some money, but also enrich their …

Australia needs more workers for its agricultural industry.

On May 9, 2012, in News, Top Story Area, Uncategorized, by deyan

The global consulting firm KPMG has recently released a report which warns that the average age of the Australian agricultural workers is increasing. As they approach their retirement age, new replacements will be hard to find. This means, that agricultural sector may soon face serious labor shortages. The reason for this is that the Australian youths prefer to make career in other professional fields such as business management, technology or mining

The KPMG research reports that the average age of the Australian Farmers was 56 and indicates that the labor demand in the Australia’s agricultural sector surpasses the supply with some 30%. The company’s forecast …

Why Do You Need a Visa for Thailand

On April 10, 2012, in travel, Uncategorized, by Boyana

Bangkok, Thailand is considered one of the top hubs for backpackers for the Southeast Asian region. Getting there, however, usually requires a special type of visa which depends on your nationality, the amount of time you’d like to stay and the activities you’d like to partake in.

Some countries are exempted from visa requirements if visitors from these countries will not stay in Thailand longer than 30 days and their purpose for visit is just tourism.

Here’s a list with countries that do not need a visa when entering Thailand for tourism purposes for less than 30 days, according to Learn4good.com:

Australia, Austria, Belgium, …