Sensible Spending: Identifying Hidden Costs of Study Abroad

A good traveler is a smart traveler. And a smart traveler knows that it's important to plan ahead before heading out for a study abroad adventure. This is especially true when it comes to budgeting and being aware of costs associated with travel. To help you make the most of your study abroad experience while [...]

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Didn't Study Abroad? Four Ways to Still Have an Adventure!

Many students choose to study abroad while in college or high school but an even greater amount do not. Just because you didn't have the chance in college doesn't mean it is off the table forever. Careers, families and other responsibilities sprout up and people look back on the past with their rose colored glasses [...]

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Where Music Meets Travel: An Interview with Frank Turner

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Table For Two: A Taste of Japanese with KCP International

Craving a taste of what it's like to learn Japanese in Tokyo? Sit back and enjoy these videos from KCP International as they take you on a fine dining experience of what the KCP International experience incorporates! From what's involved in learning the Japanese language, to what a typical day with KCP encompasses, the "Dinner with KCP" video series [...]

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GoAbroad Weekly Digest: Saturday, 30 March 2013

Here's what we featured on the GoAbroad blog this past week: Blog of the Week: Farsickness It's Friday -- and time for GoAbroad's Blog of the Week! This week's selection is: Farsickness If it's homesickness you're seeking, you won't find it on this Blog of the Week! Rather, Farsickness captures what it means to "ache [...]

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Blog of the Week: Farsickness

It's Friday -- and time for GoAbroad's Blog of the Week! This week's selection is: Farsickness If it's homesickness you're seeking, you won't find it on this Blog of the Week! Rather, Farsickness captures what it means to "ache for the distance." This blog comes to GoAbroad readers from Amanda Slavinsky, who loves to travel, eat, [...]

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Women on the Go: Krakow for Solo Women Travelers

Calling all solo female travelers! Today on the GoAbroad Blog, we bring you a a guest post for all the solo women travelers out there considering an adventure to Krakow, Poland. Aoife O’Carroll of Nova Car Hire offers some tips on making the most of your time in this dynamic city, and how to embrace [...]

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Oops! 5 Biggest Mistakes People Make While Traveling

Travel almost always seems too short. So of course, an easy regret or mistake that people list is going too late or leaving too early. Unfortunately, time restrictions are all too often outside of our control. So what else? What regrets do travelers harbor? Even when their trips were wonderful people still look back with [...]

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The Pros and Cons of Moving to a New Country

Have you ever considered moving abroad to a new country? Whether it's to work abroad, volunteer abroad, or study abroad, moving to a new country means new changes for your life! To help you better prepare for this adventure, we bring you a guest post from Arjun Rajkumar, in which he details some of the pros [...]

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A World of Opportunities with Experiential Learning International

Today on GoAbroad we bring you an interview with the Founder & Director for Experiential Learning International (ELI), Dr. Kevin O'Neill. ELI is a registered non-profit organization that started in 2001 with the intention of providing people of all ages meaningful experiences around the globe at reasonable prices. In addition to He  working for years as a [...]

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