Students hoping to study abroad this year are finally seeing a glimmer of hope. More than 50 countries are now fully open to U.S. travelers and over 200 more are currently open to those who either receive a negative COVID-19 test or are willing to quarantine. As air travel ramps up, you’ll likely be looking at more travel opportunities.
Did you know there are still ways to travel without having to spend all the money? Yes, you heard that right! I like to call it ‘Couch Travel’, through reading travel books! It can be just for fun, or perhaps to get a head start on the planning of your next trip. To help you feed your wanderlust, here are 10 travel books you should read right now!
There’s something incredibly special about traveling solo. For many, the idea of visiting a new country all alone is terrifying, but solo travel can be a priceless period of self-reflection, education, and growth. Facing your fears and putting yourself out there is so worth it, and it’s the best way to truly immerse yourself in a new culture. There’s nothing quite as rewarding as traveling solo—it’s an unforgettable adventure that everyone should experience at least once. Keep reading to learn the best countries for solo travel!
If you are about to embark as a world traveller on a solo journey, remember that traveling is rewarding - and traveling alone has many benefits. You will make a lot of new friends and having some ‘you-time’ is healthy -not to mention you’ll learn to face your fears. Whether you are traveling as a female or male, here are my travel tips - the top 5 things I’ve learned about myself while traveling solo.
Traveling solo can be one of the most thrilling experiences you encounter. It takes a little bit of courage and a little bit of planning to ensure you are both safe and able to navigate your way through a new country.
What can be scary (or even a little daunting) is taking that leap of faith and seeing the world through your own lens. Of course these days, we can support our travels by keeping connected with our loved ones and checking in at each stop. When you’re traveling solo, keep these tips in mind:
