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Guest House Puebla, Mexico
Inn Querétaro, Mexico
Hostel Mérida, Mexico
Hostel Clarksdale, United States
Homestay Querétaro, Mexico
Homestay Oaxaca, Mexico
North America is one of the most sought after destinations for those interested in doing a work exchange. With just three countries of the United States, Canada, and Mexico, the continent contains great cultural, social and economic differences. Each country has its charm and you will not run out of places to visit! Find your ideal destination and save money by exchanging a few hours of work for accommodation.
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The three countries that make up North America are old acquaintances of those that like to travel. They all boast numerous attractions that bring tourists to the continent all year round, like the Grand Canyon, the Capilano Suspension Bridge and the beautiful beaches of Mexico. Because of the great quality of life, Canada is a sought after destination for those that want to work abroad. But all three countries are amazing places for those that want to travel alone and see all the beauty they have to offer.
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