If you’re a longtime reader of Wandering Educators, you know that we espouse traveling like a local. By getting off the beaten path, and learning to live like locals, you’ll have a much richer journey. We especially love meeting locals when we travel – for they are the essence of a place. With suggestions from locals, you’ll find the best places to eat, play, and discover.  But where to find the best places to stay – and meet locals?

Whether you're looking to treat yourself, take a break with your partner or gain some precious time with the family, there is no better option than a holiday abroad.

If you’re anything like me, you’re entranced by the beauty of India.

France’s northern departments of Brittany and Normandy have long been favourites with holidaymakers making the channel crossing from the UK, or popping across

Teaching English abroad is no longer as easy to do as it was, but that is not a bad thing.

You’ve turned your journeys into words – words that enthrall, entice, inspire. You might be entering writing contests, taking classes, posting on your blog, publish a book, have loyal and engaged readers. You’re a travel writer! Now what?

International travel can be expensive – but there are definitely ways to cut your costs, so that you can (you guessed it!), travel for longer. These tips are easy to implement and won’t lessen your vacation – just your costs! Here are our top tips to save money on international travel:

By getting the best exchange rate abroad, you can save a great deal of money.