Working full time, Monday through Friday, 9-5 can be exhausting. At the very least, it certainly keeps you busy. You don’t have the same amount of free time that you did while you were in college. This doesn’t mean that traveling has to stop! There are ways to maximize your time to have the best weekend getaways possible. Read on to learn about our tips and tricks.
We get it, you’re young and love to travel but you’re not a millionaire. If you’re hungry for travel, looking for places you can explore for a total bargain, look no further. These locations from around the world are our top picks for cheapest places to travel as a 20-something. It has never been this easy (or cheap) to see the world!
Travel in your 20s is critical to growth, learning and exploration. Check out this list of top US cities for young travelers to visit for an exciting adventure.
Dare to be different. Discover places that few tourists have been before. Lucy and Misako take us to a little-known secret of Portugal, the magical cities of Porto and Sintra.
Two weeks vacation time for entry-level jobs is a lot different than college winter and summer break time. You may have less time to travel, but that doesn’t mean the traveling needs to stop. Read on to learn how to maximize your vacation time and to take advantage of StudentUniverse youth discounts.
Make 2018 your year of travel. Whether you want to see all of the US or venture over to Asia, we’ll help you check off your bucket list one city at a time. Here’s our top destinations for the new year.
Traveling on a student budget can be difficult, but Prague is a city perfect for students trying to save on their adventures! Here is a list of sights to see and things to do in Prague all for free.
Traveling can be hard to plan when you have a Monday through Friday job, so why not consider travel writing? Travel writing can be a great way to earn money with blogging or freelancing so you can explore the world! Here are some tips on how to get your start with travel writing.
Whether you’re taking a road trip with friends or flying solo across the country, the world is your classroom. The only desk you need to seek is the front desk of your hotel, and the only homework should be studying the map of your next destination. Traveling forces you out of your comfort zone, exposes you to different cuisines and cultures, and helps you realize how diverse our world truly is. Travel is the epitome of experiential learning, making it one of the many reasons why travel is the best education that money can buy.