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Why I Decided to Volunteer in Medellín, Colombia

Nadine planned to go to Europe, but wound up in South America. Here's why.
Debunking Brazilian Myths

Debunking Brazilian Myths

An intern's first week in Brazil.
Experiencing Vietnam as an Intern

Experiencing Vietnam as an Intern

AIESEC intern Josh Yang navigates a country of a million motorbikes.
A Culture of Sharing

A Culture of Sharing

In India, there's no such thing as an IOU.
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Bittersweet Goodbye to India

As Hunar prepares to head home, she reflects on best practices for finding an internship abroad.
Travelling as a Local, Not a Tourist

Travelling as a Local, Not a Tourist

For blogger Samantha, interacting with locals is the key to true cultural immersion.
How to Barter in India

How to Barter in India

Carly shares her tips on bargaining  like an Indian for a fair price.
First Day of an Internship Abroad

First Day of an Internship Abroad

First days of work are hard enough. But what happens when that first day is in Mumbai?
The Manali Magic Bus Ride

The Manali Magic Bus Ride

Carly finds magic in a simple bus ride from Shimla to Manali.
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How to Find an Internship in India

Business student Hunar shares her advice for landing your dream internship overseas.
The Best Place to Shop in Accra

The Best Place to Shop in Accra

Blogger Camaro reflects on retail therapy, Ghana-style.
5 Reasons to Travel Solo

5 Reasons to Travel Solo

Me, myself and I: finding solace and strength in solo travel.
Escape to Udaipur

Escape to Udaipur

Carly escapes her life an intern by remembering how to be a traveller again.
Jump into the sea of cars

Jump into the sea of cars

For AIESEC intern Jackie, navigating the cultural divide in India was as easy as crossing the street.
5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Interning Overseas.

5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Interning Overseas.

AIESEC blogger Genevieve faces culture shock in India head-on.
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Top 10 Tips to Surviving an Internship Abroad

An AIESEC intern in Portugal shares his advice for making the most of working abroad.
The Fix-It Mentality and Local Businesses in India

The Fix-It Mentality and Local Businesses in India

In India, anything worth owning is something worth fixing. 
I graduated from university and woke up in India.

I graduated from university and woke up in India.

How AIESEC intern Carly decided to work in India.

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