Study abroad blogging is becoming more popular every semester, and understandably so. There a huge number of benefits associated with writing a study abroad blog, both personal and professional: It's a great way to keep in touch with family and friends, it acts as an electronic journal, it's a place to host photo albums online, it's a great way to interact with other study abroad students, it can be used as part of a future portfolio or resume, etc. As fast as study abroad blogging is growing, there are a lot of blogging related websites that students may not be aware of, which is why I’ve put together this list of study abroad blog communities, resources, and programs.
While some people don’t like layovers, I love them - especially long ones! Here are 4 reasons why:
1. More fast food: I like layovers because I can eat out at all the fast-food places.
Le Shuttle Offers A Great Way To Travel With Pets Across The English Channel. Eurotunnel Le Shuttle is a service that transports passengers and their cars via train between Folkestone, England and Calais, France. Faster than traveling by Ferry, Le Shuttle takes only 35 minutes to make the trip.
One of the cornerstones of our lives, holidays are something which require a great deal of thought and planning. From typical hotel based city-breaks to a week spent in beachside resorts, traditional holidays come in a variety of forms.
On the first trip we took to renew our Costa Rican tourist visas, we went to Panama.
Late September and early October are ideal months to visit Madrid. But leave the world famous Prado Museum for later. Instead, journey to picturesque hinterlands to wine and dine among the vines.
It is grape harvest time in Spain, a time when vineyards outside Madrid become a wine lover’s destination. Unlike the iconic Rioja wine region in northern Spain, these vineyards are a “diamond in the rough” on Madrid’s outskirts.
Subways in London are essential.