Empowering Gen Z to travel

Chances are that if you’re a student studying abroad, saving money is at the forefront of your mind! No one wants to work a job when they’re studying in a different country, so you’ve probably got to live off your savings or an allowance your parents give you. Naturally, the less you have to pay for the necessities, the more spending money and the more fun you’ll have! If you’re trying to ponder ways to save money whilst away, look no further. We’ve put together an article with some of the most useful money-saving tips for students studying abroad!

‍On visiting Seville, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d landed in an Arab nation – from the Real Alcázar to the Giralda (a former minaret that makes up the bell tower of the current cathedral), the Moorish influence on the city’s architecture is unmissable. Indeed, it seems that the sevillanos were so fond of it that they even built the famous Plaza de España (constructed for the 1929 Iberian-American exhibition) in a neo-mudéjar style.

Sable spent her year abroad studying Chinese language courses at Fudan University, Shanghai. Studying abroad in China can be a very different experience to someone studying in Europe, for example. Isabel has decided to put together her top tips for studying abroad in Shanghai, China.

Whether you’re looking to soak up some culture, improve your language skills or just live in a beautiful city, then you must study abroad in Bordeaux. A perfect mix of a busy city center and easy access to the beach, Bordeaux might be the right place for you! Offers so much to anyone wanting to explore a major part of France outside of Paris, and despite an increase in tourism in the summer months, Bordeaux holds on to its charm and character. Keep reading to know more about my Bordeaux study abroad experience and find out why you should study abroad in Bordeaux and top things to do in Bordeaux.

Unlock seamless connectivity while traveling abroad with this comprehensive guide to eSIMs. Say goodbye to physical SIM cards & stay connected wherever you go.

I spent 3 months living and working as a digital nomad in Buenos Aires. Here is a rundown of Buenos Aires travel tips and some must-visit neighbourhoods to visit in Buenos Aires.

Embark on a culinary journey through Porto's vibrant food scene. From traditional taverns to trendy bars, savor the flavors of this captivating city.

If EU politics is your thing, there’s no better place to be for your year abroad placement than Brussels. We’ve got the lowdown on everything you need to know for living as an intern in Brussels, the capital of Belgium and the home of beer, waffles, and Tintin – from where to live to where to spend your evenings.