student travel
For students studying abroad or racking up miles on a summer break, there are many student-friendly cities that you simply must visit.
Hatta tour
Hatta, a pleasant mountain environment, is an inland enclave of Dubai that is approximately 130 kilometers from the city and located on the border with Oman. Hatta is advertised as a tourist attraction for adventure travel and educational tourism, with the reconstruction of Hatta village to give a glimpse of Emirati life. Hatta is a perfect weekend for locals, residents, and visitors who want to climb the Hajar Mountains, hike the scenic trails, or just enjoy the cooler temperatures during the summer.
Dr_Nisar SubhaniPublished 13 days ago in WanderWhy Should You Travel?
I had no idea how drastically my life would alter in the next four months as I stepped off the plane in Florence International Airport. Everything felt different right away. The air was crisp, and the sun shone brightly over the Tuscan landscape. My eyes wet as I looked around at my new surroundings, taking in the full beauty of Italy.
Monica StefanPublished about a month ago in Wander
A Student’s Weekend Bucket List in Brisbane 2022
Brisbane is located in the Australian state of Queensland. It is the capital city of Queensland and the third most populous city in Australia with over 22,80,000 people residing here. Brisbane was founded on June 6, 1824, by free settlers from England. The early history of Brisbane was focused on the penal colony at Moreton Bay. Brisbane developed rapidly as a commercial centre and transportation hub in the late 19th century. Today, it is one of Australia's leading business hubs and is considered one of the most liveable cities in the world.
Bonnie DawsonPublished 3 months ago in Wander
What Challenges International Students Faces on student visa 500
Australia has been one of the favourite destinations for international students over the last few decades. Each year, about 300000 international students get enrolled at different Australian universities and educational institutes. These numbers quite evidently reflect that Australia is indeed a great location for aspiring learners both within the country and abroad. However, at times, overseas students might feel outnumbered, and can face quite a few challenges while visiting the country on Student Visa Subclass 500.
jacob alexanderPublished 3 months ago in Wander
Traveling My Way Through Grad School
I always knew that one day I wanted to get my Master’s degree, but I also knew that I didn’t want to get a traditional biology degree. Sitting in a lab running experiments and doing statistics (blegh!) was not my idea of a fun time. So when one of my mom’s friends mentioned that she was in a Master’s program where she got to travel to three different countries and learn from people around the world; I knew that was something I needed to look into. I want to tell you that I took a lot of time contemplating my other options but once I found Project Dragonfly at Miami University, well I didn’t look many other places. Three countries, all virtual classes, relatively inexpensive (by grad school standards) and, best, of all no thesis!
The Adult Scout
In the eighteen years I have had on this earth, more than half of them have been spent as a scout. To be quite frank I think being a scout is something that I will carry with me for the rest of my life, even if they get sick of me and kick me out. Scouting has been the most exciting, adventurous, supportive, caring and challenging part of my life for the last ten years, and I hope it continues to be for the next ten aswell. Scouts has taken me across the country, taught me skills I never imagined I would learn, given me job oppurtunities, introduced me to the people I now consider to be my best friends and memories that make me smile whenever they visit my brain. However, as is inevitable with age, I have begun to think back to the incredible times I had, and more importantly the people who were propping them up.
Tilda CollingPublished 5 months ago in WanderLiving in Paris at the Height of the Pandemic
With a suitcase full of summer clothes and the intention to stay for just the summer, I arrived to visit my family in the suburbs of Paris. Spoiler alert: I ended up staying over a year and I got to see exactly how the COVID-19 pandemic faired across the ocean, in France.
Soha SherwaniPublished 5 months ago in Wander
Patricio's Gift
I met Patricio on a bus descending the sidewinding single-lane dirt road into Creel in Spring 2001. “Is it safe?” I asked in Spanish, gesturing to the burnt out shell of a van in an overgrown gully below. The middle-aged violin craftsman smiled with all the daring of a mischievous five year old tempting fate. He’d known many travelers who visited the Barranca del Cobre – runners, bicyclists, backpackers, college students like me – but his sudden offer to visit his family was entirely sincere. My two friends and I planned to stay at La Posada de Creel, a hostel popular among backpackers, so we made the astoundingly wise decision not to pack sleeping bags. After a glance at my map and grabbing an emergency space blanket, I disembarked with Patricio and waved good-bye to my friends. Ashley and Matt agreed to meet up at the hostel in the morning.
Aaron Infante-LevyPublished 6 months ago in Wander
Student Visa Questions and Answers Based on Your Study Plans
Dear readers, so far, you’ve known most of the common questions and some tips to frame your answers to questions you would come across while going through the most important phase of getting your student visa approved.
Things to do in Oshawa Student Guide
Nestled on the shores of Lake Ontario, Oshawa is the quintessential Toronto suburban city with a vibrant culture, laid-back vibe, breathtaking sights, plenty of parks and trails, buzzing downtown, and tons of things to do and Locations to see. The city is also the perfect student haven in many ways- it has world-class universities, a bustling student population, a welcoming environment, great entertainment, and nightlife options, and is perfectly suitable for a student budget.
alex williamsonPublished 7 months ago in WanderHistoric Sites in Northern Virginia for Student to Travel
Often when student travel groups decide upon Washington D.C. as their destination, the tour leaders have specific sites in mind for a visit. Many of the sites that student travel groups request the most are just outside Washington D.C., in Northern Virginia.
SHYAM PHADPublished 8 months ago in WanderI Studied Abroad in New Zealand
Most people want to explore, especially while in college, our first real breaths of independence. Which is why studying abroad is the ultimate kill-two-birds-with-one-stone. When I did it, I was able to knock out a graduation requirement, all the while exploring the beautiful country of New Zealand!
