I started a series about travel blogging that readers of G-lish might find helpful and informative. I’ve been blogging using Blogger at This is Ghana since late 2008 and on Wordpress here at G-lish since late 2009. . . . → Read More: Travel Blogging Tips
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I’ve posted 3 or 4 potential tours around Ghana there, and shall post another 10 over the course of the coming weeks. Please check them out! . . . → Read More: Travel Tours in Ghana Because we’re celebrating football and holidays in Ghana and offering our guide for the teensy weensy crazy give-away price of US$5.70. Maybe our brains stopped functioning! . . . → Read More: Ghana Travel Guide US$5.70 Your guide has been a great help finding my way around the country so far. I love the little details that you write about, I recognise so much of it when I’m out and about! I have been recommending it to my friends here…. . . . → Read More: Ghana Travel Guide Update I did a huge series about volunteering sparked by my memories of the different volunteers I met over the years and the knowledge I’ve gained working in this field now for the past five years. Here are the stories sparked by those memories. . . . → Read More: Volunteer Abroad Opportunities for Teachers and IT Professionals First, the Ghana guide testimonials: Your guide has been a great help finding my way around the country so far. I love the little details that you write about, I recognise so much of it when I’m out and about! I have been recommending it to my friends here, and I have been hearing good things from . . . → Read More: Ghana guide testimonials I recently wrote a bunch of articles about volunteering opportunities for different professions. Here are some excerpts from the stories for volunteering in a building-related or artistic role. . . . → Read More: Volunteering opportunities for builders and artists Our crazy $4 sale is over and thank you to everyone who purchased our Ghana guide over the past two weeks. During all that craziness, and the longest downtime in our online history, the guide was reviewed by the web site www.GoBackpacking.com: The Insider’s Travel and Living Guide to Ghana. As I wrote at our other blog, This . . . → Read More: Review of Ghana guide at Go Packing.com “Yep, you have 72 hours to purchase the Insider’s Travel and Living Guide to Ghana for US$4.00.” . . . → Read More: Ghana guide sale $4 download now Planning and preparing for travel in Ghana: electricity and voltage equipment. . . . → Read More: Voltage and Electric Equipment in Ghana: Tips I’m a woman on the brink of insanity with itchiness. It’s a painful, prickling itchy. But mostly I’m worried about reverse culture shock, adapting to a culture of affluence and forgetting to appreciate the simple, but precious things in life, like running water. . . . → Read More: The topless insanity of itchy appreciation Every region has something to offer travelers in Ghana: culture, history, arts, crafts, drumming, dancing, beaches, monkeys and elephants—you can sample it all over, from the jungles and beaches of the south, mountains of the east, to the Savannah plains of the north. . . . → Read More: Accra to Eastern Region and the Volta |
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