If you’ve traveled cross-culturally, you’ve probably made a few blunders along the way, and sometimes it helps to know we’re not alone in the embarrassing moments we have trying to learn a second language. Part 4 in the language and travel series brings you even more reader stories full of language mishaps and cross-cultural blunders while traveling abroad.
Sometimes the language learning journey can be stressful, and we just have to laugh at ourselves a little. If you’ve traveled cross-culturally, you’ve probably made a few blunders along the way. Part 3 in the language and travel series brings you reader stories full of of language mistakes and cross-cultural blunders while traveling abroad. Grab some coffee or tea and enjoy these stories full of laughter, a bit of embarrassment, and some cultural reflection.
Language helps us dig below the surface and engage with culture when we travel–an important part of responsible travel. In Part 2 of this language and travel series I’m sharing more than 30 useful tips and resources for learning a second language!
Engaging with culture in a respectful way is an important part of responsible travel. What’s the point of learning language when you travel? Part 1 in this language and travel series explores why language learning has the power to transform the way you travel.
This fascinating food tour in Vermont brings together learning, farm-to-table food, and multicultural history. Anything but a boring history lecture, it combines research, passion, and interesting storytelling to give a rich picture of Burlington’s food traditions.
Is responsible travel all-or-nothing? 4 simple tips for including it in your travel plans. Part 1 of a 3-part series on responsible and sustainable travel.
What’s the difference between responsible travel, sustainable travel, ecotourism, ethical travel, and community-based tourism? An in-depth post covering all of these terms and the basics of what Roaming the Americas is all about!
Isn’t history just about memorizing dates and names so you can pass a test in school? From a former history hater, here are 3 reasons everyone should learn history before traveling. Plus 4 simple tips to get started!
