Travelling during term time at university doesn’t always work out how you imagine. It could be hard being drowned by essays and readings, especially when the travel bug has got you bad. But I’m here to show you it can be done! I’ve been studying in London this last summer and on my weekends I’ve spent my time travelling the United Kingdom and Europe. (more…)
Hello, my name is Summer Kailani, and I’m a college student from sunny Southern California. During the school year I study at the University of California Berkeley. But this summer I made the exciting decision to step outside of my comfort zone (and country), to study abroad at Birkbeck University in the heart of London. (more…)
A weekend in Paris is the idea trip for those short on time, studying in Europe, or just looking for a quick and easy weekend break. You’ll find plenty to see, do and eat and even travelling to Paris is easy from London! But if you’re not sure on how Read more…
Travelling is one of the most fun things you can do. You get to explore new places, meet new people, and experience different cultures. So why not do something different with your free weekend and travel abroad! (more…)
With the help of Google Maps, there’s no need to rely on a classic map or an unreliable GPS your next holiday. Google Maps can help you plan your trip and get you to all those awesome places when you arrive.
Travelling is one of the most fun things you can do. You get to explore new places, meet new people, and experience different cultures. This year why not try something outside of the travel norm and check out some of the most underrated destinations in the world. (more…)
New York is a must see for any traveler. It is sure to be a place you will never forget. Before your trip, I thought I might give you some tips from a native New Yorker’s perspective.
This blog was submitted by: Andy Steves.
The highlight of any trip comes from the experience of connecting with others from different backgrounds that you meet while on your travels. It’s so easy to just stay in the British bubble, and it is just that much more rewarding to break out of it. The British Bubble provides comfort in an otherwise strange environment, yet prevents you from experiencing the country you’ve chosen to visit to the fullest.
You’d be amazed to find that though people may be different on a surface level, ultimately they are exactly like yourself. Ask about where they go on a Saturday night, what their views on politics are, how they celebrate holidays, where they want to live when they “grow up,” etc. It’s these types of connections that can bring the world closer together, and it’s this kind of cultural understanding that can make positive differences for our future.
Here are some tips to bridge those cultural gaps:
Whether you’re a lover of food, art, architecture or just the great Italian culture studying in Florence brings a world of opportunities. Unlike its neighbors Rome and Venice, Florence truly offers you a unique experience. Once the capital of Italy and birthplace of the Italian Renaissance believe us when we say that there is so much to do and see so make sure you check out our video to get a first hand insight on reasons why you should study in Florence
