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  • Practical Trans Siberian Tips

    By Amy / February 4, 2020

    I had never dreamed of this trip, wasn’t even considering it when I first moved to Moscow, but a few months in the seeds had been planted — sliding through Russia on the Trans Siberian train, one…

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  • How to Get a Russian Work Visa for US Citizens

    By Amy / October 12, 2018

    Getting a work visa for any country is (not without justification) an exercise in jumping through hoops, as is getting a Russian visa in general. So when I decided to apply for jobs in Moscow, I was…

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  • What It’s Really Like to Hike Svaneti

    By Amy / August 15, 2018

    I’m pacing the three-meter length of the shoebox Northface store in Tbilisi, occasionally bouncing on the balls of my feet to fake like I know what I’m doing. The sales girl smiles at me encouragingly, but it’s…

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  • Ukraine Travel FAQ – Everything You Need to Know About Traveling in Ukraine

    By Amy / December 12, 2017

    Awesome, you travel baller you. You’ve decided to visit Ukraine, one of the most underrated countries in Europe! Or, at the very least, you’re thinking about it. Or — maybe you’re just wondering if it’s possible. It’s possible,…

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  • 5 Things to Know Before Teaching English Abroad

    By Amy / November 15, 2017

    Oh man, the dreams we have before embarking on expat life, the ideas we have before teaching English abroad! Visions of motivated students delighted with every inspired lesson, eager to listen to the wisdom you drop. Relaxing sunset…

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  • 10 Examples of What Solo Female Travel is REALLY Like

    By Amy / February 27, 2017

    It would be nice to think that, here in the 21st century, solo female travel wouldn’t be that much different than solo male travel. It would be nice. But ignoring the differences between male and female solo travel…

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  • 12 Tips on How to Travel like a Local

    By Amy / June 27, 2016

    A hip hop jazz jam session on a boat on the Danube. A brand new craft beer pub hidden in the passages of Novi Sad. A restaurant you can only enter by giving the secret password and…

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  • What You Need to Know about Cuba People-to-People Tours

    By Amy / April 11, 2016

    It was day four or five of our people-to-people tour, and we were grilling our Cuban national guide with some of the harder-hitting questions, seeing how much we could get out of him. I had just asked…

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  • 6 Ways to Deal with Tour Groups as a Solo Traveler

    By Amy / April 6, 2016

    When I’m planning my next trip, I always imagine myself peacefully wandering down medieval streets, getting personal glimpses into the lives of locals, marveling at the intricate details of a palace or cathedral, setting up my camera…

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  • What Happens When You Don’t Do Your Travel Research

    By Amy / February 23, 2016

    When you fly in from one country at 1 AM and out for another at 1 pm, you don’t get a lot of time for turnaround. A smart person does all their travel research before both trips…

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