How Expats View Germanys Rules

How Expats View Germany's Rules

Immigrants from around the world share their impressions about life in Germany.    
5 Cultural Quirks of Spain

5 Cultural Quirks of Spain

Five differences between New York and Spain. 
Cycling Through Stereotypes

Cycling Through Stereotypes

As Tom bikes closer to Africa, he's startled by his own reliance on stereotypes.
4 Easy Ways to Work Abroad

4 Easy Ways to Work Abroad

After mastering the ins and outs of working overseas, Taylor shares four ways to get a job abroad. 
6 Steps to a Weekend Excursion

6 Steps to a Weekend Excursion

Everyone takes a weekend trip while studying abroad, but where do you start?
Beyond the Expat Bubble

Beyond the Expat Bubble

It's an easy fallback to spend time with other travellers. But how does it affect your experience abroad?
Good Manners are Universal

Good Manners are Universal

A German language course turns out to be much more than just a bilingual learning experience.
How I Get Paid to Party Abroad

How I Get Paid to Party Abroad

After teaching English doesn't pan out, Kiana goes for the next best job: pub crawl leader.
3 Strange Things I Miss About Home

3 Strange Things I Miss About Home

You never know what you are going to miss until you're already gone—including snow.
What to Expect from a Semester in Hong Kong

What to Expect from a Semester in Hong Kong

Why you should study abroad in Asia's World City.
How to Fit Your Life Into a Backpack

How to Fit Your Life Into a Backpack

The key to packing for long-term travel? Redefining the role that possessions play in your life. 
A Moment of Clarity at a Ceilidh

A Moment of Clarity at a Ceilidh

In between the traditional Scottish folk dances, Sydney gains insight into why she's moved abroad.
40 Kids and Counting: Teaching at a Government School

40 Kids and Counting: Teaching at a Government School

Kiana went to Saigon with the intention of teaching English. Little did she know, it was absolutely not for her.
Taking on West Africa by Bike

Taking on West Africa by Bike

Tom is taking a road less travelled, to tell a story that isn't often told.
Living in the Shadow of Volcanos

Living in the Shadow of Volcanos

As an expat, what do you do when fear underpins your every move?
Why I Became a Travelling Nanny

Why I Became a Travelling Nanny

Gap years shouldn't be about procrastination; they should be about deliberate self-discovery.
5 Essential Tasks After Moving to the UK

5 Essential Tasks After Moving to the UK

Congratulations you have moved abroad! Now what? A quick checklist to get you started.
5 Ways to Travel Like a Local

5 Ways to Travel Like a Local

Tourist guidebooks and websites aren’t the best way to learn about a destination. Try these tips instead.
Why I Travel: To Support Menstruating Girls in Cameroon

Why I Travel: To Support Menstruating Girls in Cameroon

The start of menarche signals the exciting transition to womanhood. But for girls in Central Africa, it can also mark a new period of isolation and fear.

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