Sevillanos love tradition. Most are dedicated to keeping their beloved city as it always has been. Nevertheless, despite the tenacity of Sevillanos in retaining their traditions, even Sevilla, like all cultures and the places that embody them, is changing. In one of those amazing contradictions that I continually discover here, it is in the celebration of two very traditional holidays that this change is most apparent: Christmas and Three Kings’ Day.

“Happy New Tuscany” Contest

Win New Years’ in Tuscany

Most travellers don’t need much of an excuse to visit Ireland, but those who do could possibly use Celtic history and the Irish culture, tracing the family tree, the fine crystal, the rolling green countryside, horseracing, Gaelic football, Irish pubs or folk dancing, literature, art or music.

Passports with Purpose: Building a School in Cambodia

With Thanksgiving leftovers still in the fridge, and memories of turkey and stuffing (or Tofurky and stuffing!) still fresh in our minds, we at ProjectExplorer.org would like to suggest taking a moment this holiday season to consider how different families celebrate togetherness around the world.

Every year, more and more people are moving away from their home countries in order to pursue a teaching career abroad. Teaching in a foreign country is undoubtedly an experience of a lifetime. It offers you the chance to learn about difference cultures while gaining valuable work experience.