How to Make Friends While Working Abroad

How to Make Friends While Working Abroad

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Looking to make friends in your new city? Get out there and "meet up."
The Dos and Don’ts of Oktoberfest

The Dos and Don’ts of Oktoberfest

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A comprehensive guide to surviving a weekend at Germany’s most famous beer festival.
American University vs. Swedish University

American University vs. Swedish University

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Lyndsay compares her post-secondary institution at home with her Swedish school.
Commuting Nairobi Style

Commuting Nairobi Style

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Matatus, boda bodas and a whole lot of crazy; dealing with local transport in Kenya.
Study Abroad: Why Do It?

Study Abroad: Why Do It?

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A UK student explains her decision to study abroad in the Netherlands.
Getting to Know Your Fellow Volunteers

Getting to Know Your Fellow Volunteers

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Emily discovers that not all volunteer abroad programs are built the same.
Sniffles in Sweden

Sniffles in Sweden

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Getting sick in a foreign country is a traveller's worst nightmare. 
How to Milk a Cow: Housesitting in Spain

How to Milk a Cow: Housesitting in Spain

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In the countryside of Spain, Vanessa most unexpectedly finds her roots when she volunteers to housesit.
Nairobis Ultimate Thrift Shop

Nairobi's Ultimate Thrift Shop

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How to bargain for the best deals at Kenya's Toi Market.
An Education in Swedish Food

An Education in Swedish Food

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Lyndsay decides to study abroad in Sweden to learn about food, customs and culture.
5 Things To Consider Before Moving Abroad

5 Things To Consider Before Moving Abroad

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Think you're ready for your first working holiday? Read this first.
From the Field Blog: Editors’ Choice

From the Field Blog: Editors’ Choice

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    A round-up of Verge editorial staff’s favourite blog posts over the past few months.

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A round-up of Verge editorial staff’s favourite blog posts over the past few months.
Walking in the Path of Spanish Volcanoes

Walking in the Path of Spanish Volcanoes

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A trek through ancient paths provides Vanessa with some much-needed reflection.
Why Did We Have to Raise Such an Independent Daughter?

"Why Did We Have to Raise Such an Independent Daughter?"

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Parental tips to inspire your children to travel.
Why Family Travel Matters

Why Family Travel Matters

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Listen to your teenagers or listen to your gut? Mauricio explains why he's chosen the latter. 
How I Learnt to Live Andaluz

How I Learnt to Live "Andaluz"

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After a somewhat reluctant adjustment, Danika looks at all the ways she's learnt to live like a local in Spain.
Holidays, Melancholy Days

Holidays, Melancholy Days

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Adele struggles with homesickness when the celebrations of July 4th and the America Cup in Chile clash.
10 Things I Learned From Family Vacations

10 Things I Learned From Family Vacations

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After years of travelling with her family, Adele reflects on the travel lessons they learned the hard way.
A Different Kind of Working Holiday

A Different Kind of Working Holiday

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What does the "real world" look like when you've spent the last three years abroad?
How to Cope with Reverse Culture Shock

How to Cope with Reverse Culture Shock

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After studying abroad in the UK, Hannah shares her tips for readjusting to life back home. 

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