The "Wrong" Side of the Road
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- Written by: Roop Gill
- Category: Study Abroad Blogs
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It took three left-hand traffic countries for Roop to get used to the "wrong side of the road."
European Cheek Kissing Culture
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- Written by: Polina Gamayunova
- Category: Work Abroad Blogs
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To kiss or not to kiss? That is the question.
Why I Loved Studying Abroad in a City That I Didn't Want to Study In
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- Written by: Jessica Dante
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It wasn't Jessica's top choice, but she found exactly what she was looking for in Antwerp.
I Conquered My Fear of Traveling as a Solo Female
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- Written by: Eva Zhu
- Category: Volunteer Abroad Blogs
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Overcoming the unknown as a solo female traveller.
10 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Moved to London
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- Written by: Cat Mills
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An outsider's guide to working abroad in one of the world's greatest cities.
Crossed Cultures: 5 Tips for Avoiding Cultural Faux Pas
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- Written by: Kathleen O’Hagan
- Category: Work Abroad
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Keep your hands on the straight-and-narrow and your feet out of your mouth.
10 Ways to Overcome Reverse Culture Shock
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- Written by: Adelina Wong
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Ways to ease the re-entry process.
5 Reasons Why Experiencing Culture Shock is Good for You
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- Written by: Dylan Muñoz
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How to make the best of an overwhelming experience.
A Hungarian Revelation
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- Written by: Adelina Wong
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No one tells you how hard it is, to come back from living abroad and to integrate with everyone again.
Travel's For Kids
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- Written by: Rachel Denning
- Category: Beyond the Guidebook
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Is keeping the kids in school taking the buzz from your travel bug? It doesn’t have to.
Managing Reverse Culture Shock
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- Written by: Clare Esler
- Category: Volunteer Abroad Blogs
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Clare determines that home isn't where the heart is; it's where the heart has been.
After the Honeymoon
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- Written by: Clare Esler
- Category: Volunteer Abroad Blogs
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After the thrill of being in a new country has worn off, how do you experience newsness abroad?
An Indian Love Affair
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- Written by: Carly Vandergriendt
- Category: Work Abroad Blogs
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Before I moved to India, the concept of arranged marriage in the 21st century was something that I just didn’t understand.
The Wild Cats of Sterlitamak, Russia
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- Written by: Katie Herndon
- Category: Beyond the Guidebook
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As Katie discovers, monuments and tourist attractions are far from the heart of a city.
Jump into the sea of cars
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- Written by: Dylan Muñoz
- Category: Work Abroad Blogs
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For AIESEC intern Jackie, navigating the cultural divide in India was as easy as crossing the street.
Overcoming Travel Anxiety
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- Written by: Genevieve Juillet
- Category: Work Abroad Blogs
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As AIESEC intern Genevieve prepares for her overseas placement, "helpful horror stories" aren't making her task any easier.
DIY Dining in Havana
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- Written by: Conner Gorry
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Havana travel blogger Conner Gorry shares her tips for throwing a dinner party in Cuba.
Welcome to Ghana, My Sister
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- Written by: Camaro West
- Category: Volunteer Abroad Blogs
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An intern reflects on the advantages—and disadvantages—of people mistakenly believing that she's Ghanaian.
Found in Translation: Au-pairing Abroad
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- Written by: Ann Wilby
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An adventure in au pairing leads to a first-hand look at French culture, translation mishaps and… knife fishing?
The Traveller's Parasite
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- Written by: Albert Koehl
- Category: Travel Health
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They're everywhere, often difficult to detect until it's too late, but when they strike, you'll know you've been had.