One of the best things about traveling is the unique chance to meet new people and make new connections. Making friends while travelling can open your mind to new cultures and help you learn more about the places you visit. It can also make your experience much more enjoyable and give you friendships that can last a lifetime. Here are a few tips on the best ways to make friends while travelling.
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Starting in 2024, travelers to Europe from currently visa-exempt countries (including the United States, Canada, Australia, and many others) will need to obtain an ETIAS authorization before travelling to any of the 26 Schengen countries within the EU. The authorization will be valid for three years and will allow multiple entries into the Schengen area for stays of up to 90 days. Similarly to the U.S. ESTA and Canadian eTA, EITAS is a visa waiver, not a visa.
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With the new Brazil eVisa process for U.S. citizens, traveling to Brazil just got easier! Let’s fly! Oi gente! Now is the time to visit the hottest, most exuberant, exciting country in South America. My comprehensive webinar, the FLY GUIDE to BRAZIL gives you everything you need to know about traveling to Brazil. Not only
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FLY BROTHER is back! We may have been delayed by weather, mechanical issues, and passenger skirmishes, but we’re ready for departure. I started FLY BROTHER as a blog ten years ago while I was living as an expat in Colombia. It was an easy way of keeping the folks back home abreast of my life
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Many African countries require U.S. citizens to obtain a visa prior to traveling even if the purpose of the trip is leisure. While sometimes challenging and almost always annoying, it’s important to point out that the visa process for Americans traveling overseas is still a thousand times simpler and more straightforward than what much of
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“It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience.” I was told that once before taking my first trip to India back in 2009. I understood the sentiment, but it wasn’t exactly true. In fact, there are eight nonstop flights and countless one-stop connections between the United States and India every single day. Virtually any two inhabited points on the
On this episode, I talk with Scott Brills, international entrepreneur, explorer, and philanthropist, who travels the world in search of adventure and business opportunities. Often on the road ten months of every year, Scott carries his office with him, running his web development firm and African safari company, Pamoja Safaris, 100% remotely. In his off-time
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On this episode, I talk with Sienna Brown, expat, entrepreneur, speaker, and optimist. As the founder of international lifestyle portal Las Morenas de España, Sienna is redefining the conversation about what it means to be living and thriving abroad as a person of color. In her recent TEDx talk and Now This News, she conveys
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If you’re anything like me, you prefer the freedom and ease of traveling solo. When you’re alone, there’s no one else’s agenda to consider but yours. But, no (wo)man is an island, and sometimes, it’s nice to hit the islands, or wherever else strikes your fancy, with a group of like-minded individuals. Here are a
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As it flows northward from Aswan to Edfu to Luxor, the Nile River remains quiet and unbothered by little more than the small vessels zipping across the glassy surface. Over the course of the Nile’s various ages, it is the sturdy, wind-powered felucca that remains the most evocative and romantic of the river’s watercraft. The
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