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Why You Should Travel Before Starting College
Deciding what to study in college can be one of the most stressful periods of your life. You feel the pressure from society, your family, and even yourself. However, it doesn’t have to be like that. More often than not, travelers come back home with a better understanding of who they are.
How To Keep Your Wallet Full While Traveling
If you’ve been bitten by the travel bug, chances are you’ll find it very difficult to stay in one place working a regular 9-5 job. There are plenty of things that you can do to save money both at home and abroad. Check out this article and see if any of these money-saving strategies are right for you.
12 Reasons You’re Not Traveling Right Now and How to Break Free
Everybody loves traveling and if you don’t, I wonder why you’re reading TravelVersed. No, seriously, you just need to open your Facebook or Instagram to see incredible photos of your friends gallivanting around the world. Yet, you’re not one of the jet-setters, why?
20 Ways to Overcome Homesickness When Traveling
Worried about getting homesick on your next adventure? Here are 20 tried and tested ways you can avoid feeling homesick during your travels – or at least make it easier to manage!
20 Worst Places to Travel if You Are Gay
There are so many gay-friendly places to visit — why choose a place where you’re not welcome or might even be in danger? Before you book your flight, check out this list.
How Will Brexit Affect American Travelers?
Britain’s decision to leave the EU will directly impact the daily lives of all British people — but even if you don’t live there, you still stand to be affected. Whether you have a European holiday already on the books, or you’re just dreaming of travel plans in the future, it pays to read up a bit on Brexit before you go.
4 Ways You Can Help Stop Human Trafficking in Your Travels
Human trafficking exists. In recent years, the problem has gained a more prominent place in the spotlight, and hopefully this isn’t the first time you’ve heard of it. The United Nations estimates that 2.4 million people are currently being trafficked, most of them exploited into sexual slavery.
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