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Small Travel Tips That Make a Big Difference

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By Eric Kim
| ACIS Educational Tours
Let’s be honest: traveling to a completely different country can be daunting. Depending on where you go, the norms and customs will different from what you’re used to in your home country, and there are so many little things that you need to consider both when you’re packing for your trip and when you’re there.
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Off the Beaten Path: Underrated European Cities for Student Explorers

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By Eric Kim
| ACIS Educational Tours
Why Choose Less-Traveled European Cities? When choosing where to travel, it can feel very daunting to select from a whole globe of cities and countries. You might be drawn to more popular locations such as Tokyo in Japan or Rome; However, I’m here to tell you that you should consider some underrated options! Traveling to less popular spots won’t only save you the trouble of having to go through crowds, but it’ll also be cheaper since there’s less likely to be tourist traps in the area.
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Why ACIS Is the Most Trusted Name in Student Travel Since 1978

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By Eric Kim
| ACIS Educational Tours
ACIS: A Legacy of Educational Travel Excellence The story of ACIS (The American Council for International Studies) starts with one man: Peter Jones. He first started traveling when he attended university in England. He found it invigorating as he saw new places and met new people all of which allowed him to understand his own life differently.
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