Student travel

Student travel is a type of vacation that is designed for individuals who are currently enrolled in a college or university. It’s a great way for students to discover new places, learn outside of the classroom, and experience new cultures.

Traveling as a student can be a short trip to a nearby attraction or a longer journey to a distant destination. It can be tailored to any budget and interests and can include a wide range of activities such as volunteering, interning, attending workshops and seminars, and participating in cultural exchanges.

Many student travel programs offer additional amenities and services such as transportation, accommodations, and educational activities for groups.

Whether you are looking for a fun and educational break from your studies or a unique and enriching experience, student travel is a wonderful way to broaden your horizons and enhance your academic journey.

International students advice: 9 student travel tips

06/08/202110/02/2020 by Sidney Child

Becoming international students is one of the most valuable opportunities available to college students. Student travel brings together studying in a foreign country and learning about the charm and history of that new land. However, international students must leave the comfort of their own country and fend for themselves abroad. To make that experience easier, here are student travel tips! 1. Have a signed, valid passport, and, if necessary, a visa. Passports are required to enter and/or leave certain countries around the world. As soon as possible, apply for a passport and check the entry requirements for the country (or …

Packing for a semester abroad: 5 things to take with you

28/01/202210/02/2020 by Sidney Child

Fortunate enough to be taking a semester abroad but worried about what to bring along? Here are the top 5 things you should be packing for a semester abroad. Bring them along to make studying abroad more enjoyable and anxiety-free! Quick packing tips for a semester abroad 1. Pack converters and adapters For your semester abroad, you’ll definitely have to pack some electrical appliances such as a laptop, tablet, phone, hairdryer, trimmer, digital camera, etc. Therefore, you’ll need to check if they are equipped for dual voltage (110/220 watts). If they aren’t, you must buy a converter/adapter kit. Please note …