October 2005 Issue of International Living
Retro clothing, antiques, eccentric hairstyles, Asian spices, and holistic massage-the best of London's markets
Road, sea, and air tips for the budget traveler in Eastern Europe
Traveling in Central and Eastern Europe is surprisingly easy some of the time. However, in particular countries, mainly around the southern Balkans, getting from A to B can prove a challenge. The key to low-stress traveling in this region is flexibility, versatility, patience, and a good sense of humor.
Teaching English abroad–the creative approach to funding the international lifestyle of your dreams
If you can order French fries in the drive-thru, you’ve got a skill that others want. And the ability to teach your native tongue in a foreign country can be your gateway to big opportunity. While formal programs may serve as a shortcut, all you really need is an open mind, persistence, and a teacher’s bag of tricks…
Retro clothing, antiques, eccentric hairstyles, Asian spices, and holistic massage—the best of London’s markets
You’ll find some 350 markets scattered throughout London. Following are the best seven for history and architecture…ethnic sights and diversity…bustle and inexpensive trinkets and food. From chaotic Brick Lane to artsy Portobello Road, every market has something unique to offer.