Spring break is a time to sit back, relax and leave the stress of school behind for a few days. Many international students choose to take advantage of this break by taking a vacation to either another state (perhaps through a road trip) or to a new, neighboring country. While spring break is a time […]
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Top 5 Tips for a Safe Spring Break
March 7th, 2014 by Bryanna Davis5 Safety Tips When Traveling Alone
February 21st, 2014 by Ross MasonSome of us may love the idea, others loathe it – but whichever side of the fence you are on, there can be some fantastic benefits to be traveling alone. You get to be selfish for once, and do exactly what you want to do without thinking about anyone else. You can also meet some […]
The Best Healthy Snacks When Traveling
February 17th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisTraveling can expose you to new cultures and ways of life around the world, but it can also expose you to bad eating habits. While traveling, students are often on a budget and schedule- this means that grabbing something quick is a common way of life. This habit is fine, as long as what you […]
Top Travel Etiquette Tips
January 10th, 2014 by Ross MasonA recent guide published by the tourist authority Visit Britain outlined a number of cultural “Dos and Don’ts” when it comes to handling foreign guests in the UK. This list is interesting, and in some parts funny – a few highlights of the list: Dos Do: Understand that Indians are amiable but have a tendency […]
Backpackers Insurance Plans
December 20th, 2013 by Ross MasonWith your backpack strapped to your back, no real itinerary set out apart from a vague idea of where you want to go – the thrill of backpacking around the world is second-to-none! The friendships you also make along the way are some of the things that will make the trip what it is, but […]
Before You Study Abroad Don’t Forget To…
October 25th, 2013 by Bryanna DavisThe trip that you’ve been dreaming of for years is finally here – not just a week cruise or weekend road trip, but a whole semester or year of cultural exploration! It’s time to study abroad, but before you do, don’t forget the following: Know where you are going It may seem obvious, but with […]
8th Annual Travel Video Contest
October 7th, 2013 by Ross MasonFancy yourself as a budding movie director? Want to win $4,000? If you answered yes to either of those questions, you should take a look at the 8th Annual InternationalStudent.com Travel Video Contest! Run each year, the contest is now in its 8th year and provides international students and travelers with the opportunity to showcase […]
Top 5 Tips for a Smooth Schengen Visa Application
September 6th, 2013 by Jennifer FrankelGoing through the visa application process is always stressful, made worse by the possibility of having your application rejected, which generally leads to panic and anxiety. Some countries are more lax with visa applications, while others are stricter. Other factors in the ease of the application process include what passport you carry and diplomatic relations […]
Top 5 Study Abroad Health and Safety Apps
July 26th, 2013 by Ross MasonSmart phones are all over the place now, and as the cost of international roaming starts to gradually fall (as is happening within the EU), and with the rise in cheap local sim cards – we are finding that more and more students are taking their smartphones with them when they travel. Not only is […]
What’s the point of having travel insurance?
June 28th, 2013 by ahoontrakulSo you’re traveling abroad to another country and you heard that you should get travel insurance for yourself and wonder do I really need it? And what’s the point of having travel insurance anyway? Most people think that its either too expensive, or won’t cover me for what they need. We are here to dispel […]
