Author: Riyanka

In today’s date, when the level of competitiveness is on the rise and people are constantly trying to achieve higher goals, it has become quite common that they reach a state of saturation and seek peace from traveling to new […]

To put it in the words of Leo Tolstoy, “Spring is the time of plans and projects.” Winter is almost here, and Spring isn’t far behind. You might be stuck with thoughts about what to do during those 2 weeks […]

You’ve already wasted a lot of time dreaming about traveling to your favorite destination, but this entire Corona Pandemic has spoilt all your plans, we know! You thought several times about volunteering abroad, but for some reason or the other, […]

There is a huge difference between being fluent in English and teaching it as a foreign language. There are certain hacks and tricks that one needs to master, in order to be an efficient English teacher. And in the last […]

We are putting well on the map. Literally! December 5th is ‘International Volunteering Day’ and, to celebrate, we’re offering someone the opportunity to spend two weeks on one of our incredible volunteering programs – for free. The twist? The location […]

To the one who’s planning to travel & volunteer abroad, You’re awesome, and you gotta know that! And here’s my heartfelt gratitude (and immense respect) for signing up for something that isn’t very common. Thank You – for deciding to […]

If you’re the kind who’s always glued to the wildlife shows on the TV, it’s time to get up off your couch and get on a plane, to be a volunteer for a conservation project! Come to take a walk […]

There is always a reason for anyone to travel to a destination. It can be the charm about that destination, a motive behind traveling there, or maybe just because few people on the internet say so. Similarly, there are reasons […]

“I know what you did last summer!” – Ah, well, just kidding! The pandemic literally kept us all indoors and we could barely enjoy the Summer of 2020 and 2021! Now that winter is knocking on the doors and summer […]

One would surely counter the idea of learning about a country in a fortnight, and rightly so. After all, it is just not possible to understand a nation, which has been established and been growing for centuries, in just a […]