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Student Travel 101
Student travel 101 and student travel planning -- a student travel information hub with everything you need to know about student travel, including passports, visas, shots, where to go for student travel, volunteer, work, study abroad, student travel tour groups, hostels, backpacking Europe, Eurail passes and more on student travel. Top Reasons to Travel After Graduation
Chances are good that your parents didn't travel after high school (and maybe don't know why you should, either). And after you graduate from college, it's implied that you'll go straight to work for the rest of your young-enough-to-travel life. UK students, on the other hand, take a gap year... you should, too. Why? A few reasons... Go Backpacking in Europe
Want to go backpacking in Europe? Check out a FAQ designed to answer key questions before you go backpacking in Europe. Interviews, reviews, personal backpacking Europe experience combined for a great backpacking Europe FAQ: what to take, where to go, and how to do backpacking Europe on the cheap. No bedbugs. No ramen noodles. Unless you want 'em. How to Get Student Travel Discounts
How to get student travel discounts and how to find student travel discounts for the student traveler -- a collection of in-depth student discount articles and tips, including student airfare finders and all about student travel discount cards. Student discounts on buses, trains and planes in the US and abroad examined, and Eurail passes at student discounts explained. Student Travel Documents - Get Student Travel Documents
Everything you need to know about student travel documents - the student travel documents you need to get before student travel, like passports and visas and how to get them, and student travel documents you might need for some countries, like vaccination records. Step by step guide on getting your first American passport and about passport problems, and passports and Mexico and Canada travel. Student Travel Blog - Student Travel News and Blog
The Student Travel blog provides regular updates on student travel news, student travel discounts, student travel world events, fun student travel stuff you might want to know like concerts in Europe, student airfare news and a student travel blogroll. Stay current on student travel with the Student Travel blog. Top Ten Frequently Asked Hostel Questions
Hostel FAQ: A hostel is the way to stay on student travel and backpacking adventures. Let's get the answers to the top ten frequently asked hostel questions in a hostel FAQ. Electronic Tickets Simplify Student Travel
Electronic air tickets - e-tickets - are a great boon for student travelers who may not have a snail mail address at which they can receive printed airline tickets. Use a cyber cafe to print your airline ticket yourself and wing your way to your next destination with minimum hassle. Airport Security Rules and Fines
Airport security has tightened drastically since 9/11. Banned items in your carry-on baggage can bring you huge fines, you may not be able to board the plane, and you may find yourself on a government list that increases flying hassles. |
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