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Best of "Friday Favourites" Travel Blogs

The top blogs that Verge featured in 2012.
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When in Denmark, Bike as the Danes Do

When in Denmark, Bike as the Danes Do

While Roop's hometown of Toronto is waging a war against the removal of bike lanes, she's discovering the endless benefits of biking in Denmark.
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Susan and her travel partner at the Poland-Belarusian border, which they reached in less than 31 hours without spending a dime.

Hitchhiking From Cambridge to Warsaw in 24 Hours

Hitching a ride has never been this fun.
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How Traveling Renewed My Perspective on Canadian Multiculturalism

How Traveling Renewed My Perspective on Canadian Multiculturalism

After returning to Canada, Carly is starting to examine race and culture in her home country.
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Violence Against Women Travellers

Travel photo winners and the 100,000 Strong Foundation: the latest news in work, study and volunteer abroad.
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Shanna walks through Stonetown in her temporary home of Zanzibar, Tanzania.

The Two Week Rule: An Arrival Survival Guide

Think you're going to hit the ground running overseas? Think again.
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Bindiya packs her bags for a semester abroad in Scotland.

Studying Abroad in Scotland

How Bindiya made a semester abroad a financial reality.
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Should I Stay Or Should I Go?

Michelle knows her family—including her teenage son—will be fine while she's in Ghana. So why is it so hard to leave?
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Planning an Exchange is No Vacation

Going on an academic exchange has always been a lofty fantasy of mine.
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Beth poses with fellow exchange students in Prague.

The Post-Erasmus Depression

I have now been back in Canada for a month. I've been waiting around for something big to happen, a crazy feeling of loss or shock—but nothing has happened.
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Give Me a Å! Give Me a Ø!

Give Me a Å! Give Me a Ø!

Picking up the Danish language can be hard, especially with all these linguistic curveballs.
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The steps at El Peñol de Guatapé.

When Homesickness Strikes

Nadine discovers the ultimate cure for culture shock: bungee jumping.
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