Southeast Asia: I really enjoyed it despite all the Swedish people

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Ask/Tell > Tourism & Travel > Southeast Asia: I really enjoyed it despite all the Swedish people

mental jipsee: Dec 22, 2004; loop loop loop

I lived in Thailand a bit a while back. Is getting a job teaching English there still as easy as it was several years ago? What about with schools on the islands/near the beach? I assume everyone would want to teach there so they'd be the hardest.

Also, any general advice on traveling in/to Burma? I've heard horror stories about trying to get a visa, bringing a camera or taking pictures, generally unreliable transportation and trying to get around etc, but I really want to go. Specifically, to see the Sea Gypsies in the west and the hill tribes in the north.

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