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I Thought I Was Immune to Culture Shock. I Was Wrong.

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Katrina by St. Petersburg's signature splitting bridges over the Neva River.
My culture shock took so long, I didn’t notice that it was happening.
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International Conference Travel

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International Conference Travel
For academics, scholars and researchers, travelling to international conferences means sharing ideas, accessing new resources and expertise and, of course, eating free pastries.
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Safe Couchsurfing

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The writer, Jenna Kunze, with one of her couchsurfing host families.
For travellers on a tight budget or anyone looking for a truly immersive experience, the utility of couchsurfing is obvious. But is it safe for solo female travellers? The answer might surprise you.
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Ayahuasca Tourism: Shamans, Charlatans and Thousand-dollar Retreats

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Ayahuasca Tourism: Shamans, Charlatans and Thousand-dollar Retreats
Whether it's a quest for self-awareness, a cure for mental maladies or just the next big high, travellers are turning a traditional Amazonian healing ceremony into a multi-million dollar industry.
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Are You Living Abroad Like the Locals, or Displacing Them?

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Are You Living Abroad Like the Locals, or Displacing Them?
In cities around the world, exploding tourism and expat cash are driving prices up, and locals out.
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My Time in Paris is Ending. The FOMO? It's Real.

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My Time in Paris is Ending. The FOMO? It's Real.
I'm trying to figure out how to squeeze out every last moment for what it's worth. 
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Moving Abroad: The Small Things You Don’t Think About

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Ashley & Carter at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Ireland.
Two short weeks in Ireland have put us through the wringer and brought us out stronger. 
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I Never Wanted to Study Abroad. Here's How It Changed My Life.

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Katie in Malcesine, Lake Garda
My year abroad was the gap year I never knew I needed. 
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Travel Easy with the CIBC AC Travel Prepaid Card

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Travel Easy with the CIBC AC Travel Prepaid Card
Planning a trip with friends & family should be exciting, not stressful. Leave the stress behind with the convenient no-fee CIBC AC Prepaid Visa.
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Study Abroad's Biggest Secret

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Study Abroad's Biggest Secret
Terms papers, exams and stress still exist overseas.   
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