127 RESULTS IN TAG "travel":
France: to study or to work?
It's not very often that one lands on both sides of the coin, but luckily for Epigram, Archie Cotterell did just that. Here he looks back at his year abroad, spent in a lecture hall for one half and behind a desk for the other....
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Three countries, five cities, seven days
Allow Naz Iskandar to convince you to travel across Northern Europe as he remembers his summer trip and offers you guys his top tips....
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Dublin: A Reader’s Reading Week Getaway
Jessica Gadd argues that Dublin is the perfect place for a reading week holiday. If you are in search of a city full of literature, cosy coffee shops and a pint of Guiness, Dublin may be the perfect city to spend reading week in!...
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Destination Budget
Laura Aish discusses how the best way to travel on a student budget. She reveals her top tips on travelling cheaply, finding inexpensive accommodation, as well as some advice on how not to be a big spender whilst you are abroad....
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The Year Abroad dilemma: Work vs Study
Planning where to go on your year abroad can be a difficult decision but knowing what you are going to do when you get there, is even harder! Having both worked and studied in Spain, Clem Mockett has considers the pros and cons of both....
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Late-night Samba and Tango on the streets of Buenos Aires
Joe Harris tells us about his less-than-familiar experience in what is known as most westernised city of South America....
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Dia de los Muertos - more than a Mexican Halloween
Many know about the Day of the Dead, but few understand its true cultural significance. Allow Lily Donnelly to tell you where it comes from, what it means today, and how to celebrate it properly....
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