By Kenneth Surath – Dubai
“We
are not tourists, we are travelers”… “I hate seeing tourists moving as a
pact with their umbrellas on a sunny day”… “Hostels are dirty and
scary”… “I hate standing beside a smelly backpacker.” These are
just some of the comments I’ve heard during my past trips. Some of these
came from people who are labeling themselves as ‘travelers’ while
others were from the people labeled by the travelers as ‘tourists’.
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By Francisco J Colayco
You
might recall my advice about choosing a business that is best suited
for you. One main factor is the need for “passion” for the kind of
business you choose. As time passes, I begin to see more and more how
the word “passion” can be misinterpreted or misunderstood. Let’s look at
this further by understanding some ways you can determine your passion.
Remember that you are looking for a passion that can also be your
business.
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FAQ on UAE Immigration
In
this issue, Atty. Barney Almazar answers the most common questions
regarding visa, immigration, deportation, blacklist and appeals, so you
can maintain your legal residency status in the emirates without any
complications.
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Filipino Traveler:
LEO BARRAMEDA
Exploring Europe behind the Wheel
‘Speedo turismo’ doesn’t appeal to me. It’s exhausting, very limiting, and quite expensive.
If you
have travel buddies that you can bring along, planning a self-drive tour
across Europe is a good choice. This option is much cheaper. Needless
to say, it’s also exciting, and most of all it’s an absolutely bespoke
travel program for you and your crazy friends. To be lost and wander
around a foreign city is the norm. Structured tour packages are good,
but to be independent tourists open you to a completely different
experience.
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About Childhood Atopic Eczema by Dr. Shivani, MBSS, MD
About Childhood Atopic Eczema
From Dr. Shivani, MBSS, MD
One
of the most common skin conditions encountered by children is atopic
eczema. Atopy refers to the genetic tendency to develop allergies like
eczema, allergic rhinitis, asthma, and allergic conjunctivitis. About 1
out of every 10 children suffers from atopic eczema in developed
countries.
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