By Madlyn Thone In Italy there are 3 main food groups: panini, pasta, and most importantly pizza. Pizza is the epitome of a perfect meal. How could it not be when you’re combining thick fluffy crust, melted cheese, and endless toppings? After your first Italian pizza experience the way you judge pizza will pretty much...Read More
Originally posted on Not A Tourist: Adventures Abroad by Abby Hammack Other titles for this post: 10 Things That Make Me An Idiot, 10 Ways You Can Make Fun of Me, 10 Reasons To Laugh, 10 Things To Learn Because I Know You’re An Idiot Too, OKAY? 1. The cars are tiny Now this is...Read More
By Scott Heptonstall It’s the dead of night. You’ve been travelling for hours. You’ve woken up from your comfortable bus ride disoriented and not sure which way is up. But there, in the distance, a shining neon sign sparkles in the darkness. It is a sign of hope. A sign of the Italian Autogrill. While...Read More
Check out the following article from my-abroad.com (@abroad_pics on Instagram) featuring one of our guides, Gianni Macri. Gianni is currently living in Rome and explains how he got to where he is, and his perfect day in the eternal city. “Well, to start, I’m Gianni and currently living in Rome working for Bus2Alps Travel. I studied...Read More
During your semester abroad, the quality of your Instagrams increase exponentially. Be honest, when you found out you would be living the good life abroad, a myriad of Instagram ideas and captions flooded your brain. Being the travel addict that I am, I love to follow fellow travelers on my Insta feed. Aside from the...Read More
Packing for your study abroad semester is probably one of the more daunting tasks before you hop on the plane. The number one question that I get from future study abroaders is how they should pack everything they have ever owned into one or two suitcases for a whole semester. So here is a list...Read More
The idea of packing the right amount and right type of belongings can be very daunting when you prepare to venture to another country for several months. If you’re anything like me, you are somewhat convinced that each article of clothing you own will experience major FOMO if it doesn’t take the trip across the...Read More
Peanut butter The promised land of Nutella is full of many wonders, but peanut butter is sold only in teacup-sized portions for roughly the same price as four giant jars of Nutella. So if you’re craving some PB&J (or just some peanut butter fingers), bringing your own supply will be a lifesaver. Every layer of...Read More
The weather is getting a bit chillier and the yearning to gut a pumpkin lingers in the air. It’s obviously time to dress as something scary or scandalous and eat a ton of sugar. Students studying abroad may be nervous that their Halloween traditions may be in danger. Fear not, the Celtic holiday is in full force...Read More
