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Marisa standing in a crop of sugar cane, holding a fresh cut piece.

The Fruits of my Labour

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Since moving to Costa Rica, I've learned how to cook with plenty of exotic fruits—here are some of my favourites.
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Adding more fruits and veggies to your diet is good for your health—and great for the planet.

How to Eat Planted-Based While Travelling

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Your guide to making ethical eating choices while on-the-go.
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The outdoor kitchen where Marisa and her husband host cooking classes.

Bienvenidos! My Journey to Costa Rica

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My son and I have finally arrived in tropical Puerto Viejo, our home for the next few months. 
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8 Signs Your Volunteer Abroad Program is Legit

8 Signs Your Volunteer Abroad Program is Legit

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How to find the right overseas volunteer placement that truly benefits everyone involved.
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The Ultimate Guide to Packing Light

The Ultimate Guide to Packing Light

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Lighten your load with these tips.
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5 Budget-Friendly Locations to Study Abroad

5 Budget-Friendly Locations to Study Abroad

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Dust off your passport. Study abroad can be affordable.
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The writer, Katrina, with her Russian host sisters.

Putting it All on the Table: Eating with Host Families

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Signing up for a homestay means navigating a new culture, family and diet. From dietary restrictions to vehement dislikes, here's how to find your place at the table. 
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How to Travel with a Pre-existing Condition

How to Travel with a Pre-existing Condition

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A pre-existing medical condition need not stop your travels. Here's what you need to know.
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The writer in Cambodia.

The Realities of Managing a Chronic Health Condition Abroad

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I was born with cystic fibrosis. Here's what that means for travel. 
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Kelly Iverson (centre) post-surgery with her sister and a friend.

Facing a Serious Medical Diagnosis Abroad

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Receiving an unwanted health diagnosis is never easy. But what if you're living overseas?
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How to Decrease Your Travel Footprint

How to Decrease Your Travel Footprint

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Planning your trip for zero-waste travel.
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Hondurans outside the hospital in La Paz. Hondurans in rural and remote areas lack this access to healthcare.

Choluteca Medicine

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Providing primary healthcare in rural Central America.
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