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A Silent Ride in Oslo

A Silent Ride in Oslo

Should quiet be the norm on public transportation? Maybe it all depends on where you are. 
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My Most Important Piece of Advice For Working Abroad

My Most Important Piece of Advice For Working Abroad

Avoid setting yourself up for disappointment. 
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Eating at The Mall in Thailand: An Underrated Culinary Adventure

Eating at The Mall in Thailand: An Underrated Culinary Adventure

It's not just "mall rats" who eat there—locals and foreigners alike come together to enjoy the quality local vendors.
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A root beer can be just as refreshing as a beer.

The Alcohol-free Guide To Socializing Abroad

Meeting new people overseas is harder. It's even harder when you don't drink. 
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Make the Most of Every Day Abroad

Make the Most of Every Day Abroad

Make "one day" today. Here's why—and how. 
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A traffic jam in Vietnam.

What You Need to Know About Motorbiking in Vietnam

A primer on owning and driving a motorbike in Hanoi. 
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5 Phases for Working With Indigenous Communities

5 Phases for Working With Indigenous Communities

How to build relationships every step of the way. 
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The sun sets over San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua.

How I Learned to Live Without

When all my money was stolen in Nicaragua, I was at a loss. It turned out to be the best way to start the new year. 
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The Swarovski studded tree illuminates Zürich’s largest indoor market.

Four Days in Zürich: What to Do, See & Eat on a Budget

Zürich was never at the top of my must-see travel destinations list. And boy, was I wrong. 
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Lorraine at Himeji Castle in Himeji, Japan

How I Got a Non-English Teaching Job in Japan

It’s not easy. . .but it's also not impossible.  
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Holiday Giving: Cuso International’s Maternal Health Program

Holiday Giving: Cuso International’s Maternal Health Program

In Ethiopia, more than 80 per cent of women give birth without a skilled health worker. If complications arise, the consequences can be tragic.
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A moment of contemplation with friends after a gruelling afternoon of trekking in Nepal.

Why Friendships Define Your Time Abroad

The people you meet overseas will be integral to the kinds of experiences you have, and here's why.
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