An escape to the coffee cultural landscape of Colombia.
ESL teacher Samantha is learning firsthand just what it means to study a new language.
Beth makes the most of her semester overseas with a history lesson.
Nadine learns why the Colombian city lives up to its tourism slogan.
Adelina spends a day at the races.
Camaro shares the elementary school basics of life in Ghana.
A Canadian ESL teacher reflects on life at home while preparing for her big move to Korea.
I have always wanted to live in Europe and travel to every country in Europe. When I left Toronto two months ago, I thought I was well on my way to checking those two things off my bucket list, but very soon two harsh realities hit me like a big, yellow bus.
After the thrill of being in a new country has worn off, how do you experience newsness abroad?
Before I moved to India, the concept of arranged marriage in the 21st century was something that I just didn’t understand.
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