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1531. Traverse Teide National Park While on Holiday in Tenerife
November 26, 2018
Tenerife is an amazing destination to visit with your family because it has activities that will suit everyone’s tastes. Moreover, a wander across the Teide National Park is an experience that even moody teenagers will remember fondly for years to come. So get ready for your holiday in Tenerife, the...
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1532. The Best European Destinations to Soak Up the Winter Sun
November 26, 2018
When it comes to the long and dreaded dark, gloomy and cold months of the year, everyone agrees that a rejuvenating trip to a sun-soaked destination is all you need to keep your spirits up. It does not get better than a nice and relaxed holiday to one of the best European destinations for winter sun...
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1533. Fun in the Winter Sun for Every Type of Traveller
November 26, 2018
I could not name a single person who would say no to the glorious offer of soaking up some sunshine and warmth during the tediously long and gloomy cold season of the year. Get ready because you can enjoy the winter sun by visiting these easily accessible locations.
Party Like a King in Duba...
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1534. How to Make Your Homestay a Success
November 23, 2018
Living abroad for the first time can be complicated and daunting, especially if you’re moving to a big city like London. There are plenty of accommodation options for those studying in the UK capital, including halls of residence, shared flats and houses - all of which have their own pros and cons. ...
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1535. The Pros and Cons of a London Homestay
November 23, 2018
Choosing your very first student accommodation when studying abroad can be a challenging task, and it’s safe to say some options certainly aren’t for everyone – particularly when it comes to a homestay. London student life often starts out with accommodation in halls of residence or shared student h...
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1536. A Guide to London Student Accommodation Types
November 23, 2018
There are so many things to think about when moving abroad to study in London, but one of the main concerns for new students is usually accommodation. It can be difficult to work out the type that will work best for you, especially when there are so many options available.
In order to help ...
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1537. The London Underground System: A Guide for Students
November 23, 2018
The London underground system can be quite difficult to get your head around, particularly if you’re a young student and you’ve only just moved to the city. As confusing as it may seem at first, it’s likely to be one of your main modes of transport while you’re studying, so knowing the basics will b...
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1538. Travel Hacks: The London Bus System for Beginners
November 23, 2018
Picture this. You’ve just moved into your student housing. London is right on your doorstep, filled with culture and history, theatre and art, magic and mystery, and it’s all within your reach – if you could just figure out how the bus system works! Luckily, as confusing as it may seem to be...
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1539. 5 of the Best Things to Do Near Spitalfields
November 23, 2018
When it comes to student housing, London has a seemingly infinite selection of appropriate accommodation in interesting areas. However, if you’ve chosen Spitalfields as the neighbourhood where you’ll hang your hat as you work towards earning your graduation cap, you’re particularly in luck – there’s...
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1540. The Pyramids of Guimar: An Unforgettable Day Trip
November 22, 2018
The Canary Islands are among the most popular holiday destinations for Brits seeking sun and sand, but they have a lot more to offer than just that. Take the pyramids of Guimar, for instance – an astounding archaeological site shrouded in mystery. Read on for a little-known reason to visit Tenerife,...
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