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• Travel Insurance in a Pandemic: What You Need to Know
  Did you know that COVID-19 is not a listed reason for travel insurance policies? Yep, and that can seriously delay or even change your entire trip! Recently we had some friends try to go to Hawaii. However, you need a…
• 8 Things You Didn’t Know About Cost of Living in China
      If you’ve read our post about 20 Reasons to Teach English in China, you might be thinking about doing the Teach in China program. One of the plus sides of this program is that Teachers earn $1900-$3000 per…
• Transportation Tips: 7 Ways to Get Around Europe
  Sometimes navigating a new city can be…a little daunting! And a lot confusing. But let’s be real, once you get the hang of it, knowing how transportation works makes life so much easier! So let’s talk about getting around in…
• 10 Best Apps for Your Europe Trip
  If you’ve read our post about how to use your phone in Europe, then you already know how convenient it is to have a working phone while traveling. If you haven’t read it, we’ll summarize: it makes your life a…
• Electronics in Europe: How to Use Your Phone Abroad
  Security First things first, let’s cover security. If you don’t have a key code on your phone yet, set one up. Adaptors vs. Converters Did you know different countries have different outlets?  Yep, and not only is the outlet shape…
• 17 Reasons We Love Airbnb
  Airbnb. Wow. What a concept and a money-saver! I seriously can’t stress enough how much I love Airbnb. If you haven’t heard of it, it’s basically a way for locals to rent out their homes/apartments/yurts/etc. on a short-term basis. You…
• How Does It Work? 5 Simple Steps To Life Abroad!
  What would it be like to live in Australia, China, France, Italy, or Spain through Rome Abroad? Check out how it works! Thank you to Scott’s Cheap Flights for sponsoring this video! You can sign up for Scott’s services for…
• M’s Blog
  This was my first full week in Rome, which is crazy! It was nice to get into a routine with the kids’ schedule, because they have a lot of activities each evening. We come home from school and prepare lunch…
• A Rainy Week as an Au Pair in Rome: Real Story
  ☔️ K’s Rainy Week in Rome: Day Trips, Host Family Life, and Lessons in Planning Every au pair’s week looks a little different — some are sunny and easy, some are soggy and full of surprises. Here’s a real, unfiltered…
• China’s Moon Festival: M’s Week!
  What were you grateful for this week? I was grateful for my host family including me in all the festivities they had planned for mid autumn festival. What was the most challenging part of this week?Because of the mid autumn…
• M’s Beach Trip in China
      What were you grateful for this week?My host family took me on an amazing weekend trip to a beach. What was the most challenging part of this week?The most challenging part was to not get too carsick. I…
• S2’s First Week in Italy!
      What were you grateful for this week?Being able to meet my wonderful host family! What was the most challenging part of this week?Learning how to navigate my new neighborhood.  Tell us about a “wow” moment you had this…