Travel Intelligence Bulletin

Inside: 

• Get Past Your Language Learning Plateau

• Work-Life Balance for Digital Nomads

• Returning to Honduras With a New Perspective

• Home Free: How to Become a Housesitter Abroad

• Find Overseas Opportunities

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Get Past Your Language Learning Plateau

My German was slow to improve in Munich. Here's why.

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LATEST OPPORTUNITIES AND NEWS

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VERGE NEWS & ARTICLES

Work-Life Balance for Digital Nomads

Want to become location independent? Be prepared to compromise.

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Returning to Honduras With a New Perspective

How spending a year in the United States' current socio-political climate has affected my human rights work in Central America.

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  Home Free: How to Become a Housesitter Abroad

Is there such thing as a free holiday? Maybe not, but housesitting comes pretty darn close.

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ELSEWHERE ON THE WEB*

Peace Corps's complicated relationship with the 'white savior' complex

As a former Peace Corps teacher in Malawi, I believe that saviorism is real, pervasive and toxic.

From The Hill >>

For Gen Z, Study Abroad Is About Way More Than Drinking Through Europe

With a greater global awareness than generations before them, college students want to effect change as they travel.

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How to Travel with a Food Allergy

Arriving in and exploring a new country is both exciting and richly rewarding – but having food allergies can add a complicating layer to that experience.

From Wanderful >>

Sweden has invented a word to encourage people not to fly

And it’s working.

From World Economic Forum >>

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