Whitney Shindelar
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A language-addicted, coffee-drinking, world traveler. I'm perpetually addicted to making my way around the world one language and culture at a time.
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How to Build Your Experiential Bucket List — Undiscovered Sunsets
What if I told you you could go anywhere in the world, all expenses paid, and you’re leaving tomorrow. Where would you choose and what would you like to experience? For me, without hesitation, fly me off to Rwanda to see the mountain gorillas. This has been on my bucket list for many years (basically since I learned this was a real thing people do).
8 Mexico City experiences you can't miss
1. Plaza Garibaldi Ciudad de México, Mexico Plaza Garibaldi is where all the mariachis perform each night. There is a Tequila museum with a bar on top that offers drinks and a perfect view for people watching from above. Be prepared to pay around 50 pesos per song. #livemusic 2. Ballet Folklórico de México Ciudad de México, Mexico One of the most stunning cultural performances I’ve seen in all my travels! They perform in Palacio de Bellas Artes, but only on Wednesday and Sunday evenings.
21 signs you're a legit expat in China
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The reality of moving to Sweden? It's not the utopia you imagine
Jobs for immigrants is a polarizing topic in Sweden; it’s tied so closely to the refugee crisis and Sweden’s immensely beneficial social safety net that even talking about jobs can make one uneasy. But there are some unsettling hard data about employment that just can’t be ignored. For example, only 53% of refugees who came to Sweden in 2003 had found full-time work by 2013, while only 30% of those who arrived two years ago had jobs.
8 expat moms share their funniest stories of raising kids in a foreign country
When I was an American expat, I had a baby in Dubai. Raising a child in a foreign culture posed a lot of challenges, so having flexibility and a good sense of humor was essential. After talking to other expat moms around the world, I learned about their experiences with the lighter side of parenthood abroad. Whether you are an expat family, a family who has spent time abroad, or a family who has plans to travel the world, our adventures in parenting are sure to make you laugh.
Travel guide to Atlanta's hippest neighborhoods
WHEN OUT-OF-TOWNERS think of Atlanta, they might picture our downtown skyline, The Varsity drive-in, maybe the Braves’ Turner Field. But dig a little deeper and you’ll find a city with distinct neighborhoods that reach far beyond the well-known central destinations. A second look shows us that Atlanta has made itself a music hub — after all, this is the home of André 3000 and Big Boi of Outkast, T.I., Speech of Arrested Development, Killer Mike, HeaveN Beatbox, and CLAVVS.
12 super chill experiences to have in Prague
You can try cramming in everything there is to do in Prague during your trip, but honestly, the best way to see the city is to take your time and explore its super chill side. After all, you’re in a place where beer is cheaper than water — why rush? Take in the gorgeous architecture at your own pace, savor the cuisine, and when you’re sober, learn a thing or two about the awesomeness that is Czech culture.
5 ways travel ruined my life
THIS MAY SOUND like an odd title for a travel blogger to use, but it’s true – travel HAS ruined my life. Everyone says how amazing it sounds, that I travel all the time. That I disappear off on journeys around the world and see incredible places and have the best adventures. No one warned me about the negatives, about the downsides of travel, and jetting off to different countries all the time, and so I found them out the hard way.
8 Montreal food trends to drool over and where to eat them
To add your suggestions for Montreal or any of your favourite places in the world, download the travelstoke app now! As the local and organic food trends begin to peak and become accepted into mainstream dining, foraged food experiences in Montreal begin to rise.
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