Albania Articles
Travels through the Ionian Riviera-it’s who you know in Albania and MontenegroPosted on May 23, 2007 by Jocelyn Carnegie
According to legend, the Albanian city of Butrint (or Buthrotum-its ancient name) was founded by Helenus, son of King Priam, after the fall of Troy. Aeneas is said to have been entertained here and, according to Virgil, described this city as “Troy in Miniature.” Legends aside, what is certain is that the Illyrians were occupying the Butrint site from about the eighth century B.C.
The Intrepid Traveler’s Little Black BookPosted on November 1, 2005 by Kathleen Peddicord
“Intrepid” might be the best word to describe the traveler who sets out to explore the destinations we feature in the November issue of International Living–especially if he travels in search not only of fun, but also with an eye to opportunity for profit.
Travels through the Ionian Riviera—it’s who you know in Albania and MontenegroPosted on October 18, 2005 by Jocelyn Carnegie
The vegetation on Albania’s Ionian Riviera changes about four times from almost sub-tropical moonscape in the south through miles of ancient olive forest to cypress forest and miniature Grand Canyon landscapes. As you move north, the scrub terrain gives way to ancient pine forest. Villages are built on promontories perched high above the spectacular Ionian coastline; rugged mountains as their backdrop and turquoise bays their view. There are fewer islands here, but what Albania lacks in island life it more than makes up for in long sandy beaches and wild surroundings.
You Can Teach English Abroad!Posted on October 3, 2005 by International Living
Looking for a way to fund your globe-trekking fantasies? As an English speaker, you already have a head start. Your day-to-day conversational skills are in high demand the world over, and the ability to teach your native tongue in a foreign country can be your gateway to big opportunity.
