Travel Articles & Guides

By Carla Cinco | October 12, 2026

You can learn a language abroad for $2,000 or less, most often through a one- to four-week immersion course in Spain, Italy, Costa Rica, or China. Here, $2,000 means the program fee: classes, plus housing and some meals at many schools. Flights, visas, and spending money are extra. Be upfront with yourself about leng...

By Mariam Cananes | October 08, 2026

Studying abroad doesn’t have to mean spending a fortune. With a budget of $10,000 for tuition and housing, you can explore semester programs in different parts of the world, from university campuses in Asia to historic European cities. The key is knowing what your budget covers. Some programs combine tuition, accommo...

By Mariam Cananes | August 14, 2026

Spring study abroad program deadlines usually fall between September and November of the prior year, roughly four to six months before your January start. There's no universal date, though. University exchanges tend to close earliest, some third-party providers take rolling applications later, and every program sets i...

By Mariam Cananes | August 05, 2026

Yes, you can absolutely teach English in China without previous teaching experience. China is a great option for recent graduates, career changers, and others looking to gain teaching experience abroad. While each program has its own requirements, you don't necessarily need to have worked as a teacher before to get st...

By Thomas E. Franklin | July 20, 2026

People kept calling Mexico City the “new Los Angeles”. Others compared it to “Brooklyn before the hipsters.” It seemed to be popping up everywhere, from friends to young creatives to digital nomads and even my Instagram feed. So we decided to see it for ourselves. It did not disappoint. My wife and I spent a week in...

By Christina Villarreal | June 09, 2026

Learning a new language abroad isn’t just about attending classes or memorizing grammar rules. Some of the most effective progress happens when you connect the language with activities you genuinely enjoy. Whether it’s sports, art, music, photography, or cooking, hobbies can turn everyday moments into meaningful pract...

By GoAbroad Writing Team | May 28, 2026

You’ve just landed in a new country. The airport signs look unfamiliar, the language sounds faster than expected, and suddenly, even simple things like ordering food or greeting someone feel… complicated. It’s a moment almost every student experiences when pursuing academic programs abroad: the realization that excite...

By Jonathan Gilben | April 16, 2026

Sick of drooling over everyone else’s Insta-cool travel pics? Feeling overdue for an adventure of your own? Imagine heading overseas and doing something meaningful while you’re there, because supporting communities in need isn’t just travel, it’s travel with purpose. Today, you can volunteer abroad under 18, with spe...

By GoAbroad Writing Team | January 23, 2026

In the past year, international travel has been shaped less by checklists and more by intention. From students to global explorers, they are prioritizing experiences that offer depth, ethical engagement, and genuine cultural connection. You, too, can fuel this growing desire to go abroad with purpose and clarity. Whet...

By Dr. Mohammad Ghassemi, M.D. | December 18, 2025

Interning in health sciences has become increasingly popular among students exploring careers in medicine, public health, nursing, and related fields. Yet as participation grows, so does the responsibility to approach these experiences with care, respect, and a strong moral code. Thus, organizations and institutes del...

By Nick F. | November 25, 2025

A gap year offers an extraordinary opportunity to combine travel, personal growth, and language immersion. For students aiming to deepen their linguistic skills while experiencing vibrant cultures, Asia presents some of the most exciting destinations. From bustling metropolises to historic towns, these locations provi...

By Harrison Fowler | October 31, 2025

Insights & Tips from a First-Time English Teacher in Spain Teaching English in Spain for the first time is both thrilling and fulfilling, but it also brings plenty of unknowns. When I arrived in 2015, I had no idea what was ahead. I landed with a jet-lagged brain, a folder of half-finished plans, and a visa check...