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January 15, 2015
Celebrating Christmas at Disney: What to Expect
For me, Christmas has always meant gray skies and cold air, wood smoke and pine trees, home-cooked meals with hot chocolate, and, with a bit of good luck (or bad luck, if you’re the one doing the shoveling), a bit of snow. But how does Christmas in Disney compare? In some ways, the two are not that different.
January 14, 2015
You NEED to See The World! How Peace Corps and Fulbright Changed My Life
In 2000, Mike Roman went on a life-changing venture through the Peace Corps to the island nation of Kiribati, a nation on the frontlines of climate change.
How to Cope with Culture Shock
Culture shock: if you've ever lived overseas, you know what it is. If you're about to live overseas, then it's a good idea to gather some tips to make going through it easier.
January 13, 2015
How to Befriend a Community of Travelers
Which do you prefer – a trip where you focus on attractions, or a trip where you interact with people, make friends, and expand your world? Yes, that’s a trick question. Who wouldn’t choose travel filled with interesting people – perhaps making memories or lifelong friendships?
Living Your Ideal Global Life Summit
The Living Your Ideal Global Life Summit (#GlobalLife2015) brings people together from all over the world to expand on what you already know about global living and meet others who share your passion for traveling, living and working abroad.
It’s about defining what your ideal global life looks like to you -- and then getting busy living it.
January 12, 2015
Strange Places to Take Vacation Photoshoots
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I was a Selfie Queen before the term was invented. My parents would say I’m just a Drama Picture Queen because ‘get that camera out and use it.’ Seriously, who buys a $200 digital camera, brings it on vacations, but doesn’t use it?
Florida Culture for the Week of January 12, 2015 by Josh Garrick
Florida Culture for the Week of January 12, 2015 by Josh Garrick
Jan 13 – The Orlando Ballet is ‘Uncorked at the Abbey’
January 11, 2015
Crazy Traffic in Vietnam
One of the most notoriously annoying (and defining) things about cities worldwide is the traffic. New York is known for its taxis, London for the double decker busses… you get my point.
January 10, 2015
100 Places in France Every Woman Should Go
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You know those books…the ones that make you truly want to travel? Memoir, a place-based novel, or guidebooks, we love them all – and are happy to share them here with our Wandering Educators.
Travelling through History from London Town to the English Countryside
Simultaneously a cradle of pomp, pageantry, and rich in history, England is a playground of education and inspiration to experience the significance and wonderment of the past. From London town to the rolling hills of the picturesque Cotswolds in the English countryside, the spirits of England past tell a magnificent story!
