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How to See the World Using Hobbies That Cost Almost Nothing
By: Miriam Bribiesca Some of the best experiences on earth can cost little to absolutely nothing.* When you think about it, the mountains don’t charge admission, oceans don’t have a cover, and the view that changes your entire perspective on what life could look like… absolutely FREE. The only thing standing between you and an…
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The Gen Z Shopping Guide to Seoul: Korean Brands Worth the Splurge
By: Madison Mainer Let’s be real: you’re probably not coming back from South Korea with an empty suitcase.Seoul has become one of THE destinations for fashion, skincare, beauty, and basicallyeverything currently taking over your FYP. But instead of filling your suitcase with things youcould have bought back home, this is your sign to shop Korean.So,…
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USA’s 250th Birthday: Here’s What to Do, Where to Go, and How to Save!
By: Miriam Bribiesca July 4th has always been a big deal in the states. But July 4th, 2026? That’s a whole different category of historic. On July 4, 2026, the United States will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, which means this is not your regular backyard barbecue situation. …
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Seoul Street Food and Nightlife: The Student Edition
By: Miriam Bribiesca Here’s something the algorithm won’t tell you: South Korea is basically a paradise for college students. It has cheap food that slaps, neighborhoods built around university culture, a nightlife that genuinely doesn’t get going until most cities are already asleep and ZERO judgment about what time you roll in. Seoul basically operates…
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2026 FIFA World Cup Travel Guide for Students
By: Miriam Bribiesca 2026 FIFA World Cup Travel Guide for Students In case you didn’t know by now, the FIFA World Cup coming to North America in 2026 is not a normal sports moment. This is a once in a generation event landing literally in your backyard, and if you’re a college student who loves…
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Best Time to Book Cheap Flights to Europe for Summer
By: Miriam Bribiesca You felt it, didn’t you? That first tepid afternoon where the sun hit differently, and suddenly your brain went full vacation mode. You can picture yourself walking the cobblestone streets, a gelato in hand, and enjoying an aperitivo at golden hour. That wasn’t a daydream. That was a sign! For us Spring…
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Visit Ireland’s Most Famous Filming Locations
By: Madison Mainer Ireland feels like it was made for storytelling. With dramatic cliffs, medieval castles, winding country roads, and landscapes that seem straight out of a fantasy novel, it’s no surprise that filmmakers have chosen Ireland as the backdrop for some of the most iconic movies and television shows. From epic fantasy worlds to…
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How to Plan a Romantic Valentine’s Weekend in College
By: Miriam Bribiesca Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and we know you might be feeling some pressure, but remember that romance is not about how much money you spend, it’s about intention, thoughtfulness and the ability to plan something that makes your partner feel seen and not like you just panic ordered roses…
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How College Students Can Experience New York Fashion Week
By: Miriam Bribiesca New York Fashion Week has a reputation for being exclusive, intimidating, and wildly out of reach, especially if you’re a college student. But in case you didn’t know, a HUGE part of NYFW runs on interns, volunteers, creatives, and stylish humans who love fashion. You don’t need a seat in the front…
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Two Must-Visit Cities in China: Chengdu and Chongqing
By: Claire Du Exploring Chengdu and Chongqing felt like stepping into two different worlds of China — one where pandas and peaceful rivers steal your heart, and another where neon lights and spicy hot pot ignite your senses. Both cities left me with memories I’ll never forget. Chengdu When I arrived in Chengdu, the first…
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TSA PreCheck, Global Entry & More: The Smart Way to Fly This Holiday Season
By: Miriam Bribiesca Sometimes traveling during the holiday season can feel like that group project no one wanted to be a part of, especially at the end of the year when the entire world is flying somewhere. But the good news is that you can beat the chaos with these four smart hacks that will…
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Budget Travel Guide: South Korea’s Best Lantern Festivals
By: Miriam Bribiesca You’ve binged the Korean Dramas, tried the skincare, and blasted Kpop in your room. But have you ever stood in the heart of Seoul with thousands of lanterns flowing overhead like a real life animated scene? We didn’t think so, which is why in this article we will be talking all about…
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Three Italian Destinations That Feel Straight Out of a Movie
By: Jonathan Green This past summer, I spent an entire month exploring Italy, and honestly, it was one of the best experiences of my life. Every corner of the country felt like stepping into a different world. From wandering through ancient cities filled with history and charm to hiking through breathtaking mountain landscapes that didn’t…
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Ghostly Getaways: Exploring Ireland’s Haunted Castles
By: Madison Mainer If you’re itching for a travel experience with a supernatural twist, Ireland’s haunted castles offer chills, legends, and a dose of history all wrapped into one. Below are three must-visit destinations—with ghostly lore, visiting tips, and suggestions for students or budget travelers. 1. Leap Castle, County Offaly Leap Castle is often called Ireland’s…
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First Time International Travel, Tips & Destinations for Students
By: Miriam Bribiesca We hear you have officially caught the travel bug, maybe it was that study abroad TikTok you saw, or your best friend who won’t shut up about their trip to Portugal. Either way, welcome to the family!! We know that right after the excitement wears off, you’ll probably be consumed by questions…
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Hack Your Calendar and Maximize Holidays For Traveling
By: Miriam Bribiesca We’ve been daydreaming about escaping the mundane grind of classes and part-time jobs for a quick, rejuvenating trip. But as a college student, we understand that burning through precious PTO (or your nonexistent stash of it) is probably a no-go. But, what if we told you there are ways to hack your…
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Hate Planning Vacations? 3 All Inclusive Destinations Perfect for College Students
By: Miriam Bribiesca Planning a trip sounds cute and all until you’re fifty tabs deep in flight searches, things to do, and somehow watching a YouTube video called “Top 10 Worst Airport around the world” If just thinking about travel logistics makes your eyelid twitch, we’ve got you! Enter the all inclusive trip! Basically, the…
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Oktoberfest Around the World: Best Festivals for Student Travelers
By: Miriam Bribiesca Not to blow your mind right away, but Oktoberfest is not just a Germany thing anymore. We were surprised too! And before we show you where else the Stein party’s popping off, here’s a quick history lesson. Unlike popular belief, Oktoberfest didn’t actually start as a massive beer party, it was a…
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Student Travel Safety 101: Understanding Travel Advisory Levels
By: Miriam Bribiesca So you’ve found a $320 round trip ticket to a “hidden gem” destination according to TikTok, and it sounds almost too good to be true and sometimes… it is! If you find yourself in that situation you are better off triple checking why because you might be booking your next vacation in…
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Europe’s Best Border Towns for College Travelers
By: Miriam Bribiesca If you’re the kind of traveler who hears “two for one” and immediately perks up, then we have something that you won’t be able to resist… and that is border hopping in Europe! We know how that sounds, but hear us out, because it’s actually a travel hack not many know of…
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4 Unexpected Side Hustles That Can Pay for Your Travels
By: Miriam Bribiesca Traveling the world sounds dreamy until you remember… Money exists. Bummer, we know! But the good news is that our generation is redefining the art of the hustle, and there are now more ways than ever to fund your adventures without needing to sell plasma. Let’s get into the best ones you…
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From Bean to Bar: Top Chocolate Destinations that are not Belgium for World Chocolate Day!
By: Miriam Bribiesca Maybe we are speaking from experience, but we have a feeling that most of us celebrate World Chocolate Day the same way we celebrate the end of finals week: by inhaling a mega size chocolate bar, preferably topped with a tree nut of some kind. But what if this year, you did…
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Beat Baggage Fees: Packing Hacks for International Trips
By: Miriam Bribiesca So, you’ve booked a spontaneous getaway across the pond, but now comes the real challenge: fitting your entire personality into a carry on! Between airports ever evolving rules and airlines charging more for bags than sometimes an actual seat, packing has become a strategic sport. But don’t sweat it, we’re about to…
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Fun and Unexpected Global Traditions to Participate in on a Budget!
By: Miriam Bribiesca Is it just us, or is nowadays a typical travel bucket list a little… overplayed? You know, the Eiffel Tower, Machu Picchu, the Tower Bridge. But what if your next adventure was less about what you’ve seen on socials and more about joining in on centuries old traditions that happen once a…
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4 Affordable and Epic Euro Destinations to Celebrate Father’s Day
By: Miriam Bribiesca Buying your dad another mug or jersey for Father’s Day isn’t exactly groundbreaking…so this year, why not skip the gift shop and go straight for the memories, like cheering together at a Formula 1 track or sharing snacks on a mountain summit with a view that makes you wonder why you hadn’t…
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4 Places With Perfect Summer Weather around The Globe
By: Miriam Bribiesca “Hot Girl/Boy Summer” is fun in theory until your thighs start chafing and your iced coffee becomes a hot latte in two minutes. Summer shouldn’t feel like stepping into a microwave and while everyone else is healing from sunburns and skyrocketing AC bills, you could be out somewhere in the world living…
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Everything You Need to Know When Traveling With Pets
By: Miriam Bribiesca So you want to travel but can’t bear to leave your furry best friend behind? Because Same. Whether you’ve got a jet-setting kitty or an adventure-loving pup who is all vibes, traveling with your pet is totally doable (contrary to what you may have heard). You just need a game plan. Here’s…
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How to Travel to Every White Lotus Destination for Less
By: Miriam Bribiesca If you’re anything like the rest of us, watching The White Lotus made you dream about jetting off to luxury resorts in Hawaii, Italy, and Thailand—minus the murder, of course! Each season of the show transported us into an aesthetic dream of sandy shores, drama, and really good vacation outfits. But while…
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5 Cities to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day That Aren’t Chicago
By: Miriam Bribiesca Every year, Chicago gets all the St. Patrick’s Day hype, and honestly it’s cool and all but there’s more exciting things happening elsewhere. Besides, why would they dye the river green to attract people, but not allow anyone to swim in it? Exactly. Anyway, instead of following the herd, let’s hit up…
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Best Cheap Travel Destinations for Americans Right Now
Where to Travel Cheaply Right Now (Thanks to the USD) By: Miriam Bribiesca Listen, we get it. Everyone and their TikTok algorithm is screaming at you to book a trip to Japan. The cherry blossoms! The food! The… overpriced flights? Japan IS cool, but it is currently too much of a hotspot to visit. So,…
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How to Plan a Galentine’s Trip for Under $500
By: Miriam Bribiesca Move over Valentine’s Day, because the real MVP of February is Galentine’s Day! Officially coined by Leslie Knope (aka our waffle-loving queen from Parks and Rec), Galentine’s falls on February 13th, and it’s all about celebrating friendship and embodying main character energy. Let’s be real, college budgets don’t exactly scream “luxury spa…
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Celebrating Lunar New Year 2025: A Journey Through the Year of the Snake
By: Madison Mainer As the crisp winter air transitions into the vibrancy of spring, the Lunar New Year is once again upon us. For millions of people across the world, this celebration marks the beginning of a new cycle in the Chinese zodiac—a time for renewal, reflection, and, of course, travel. In 2025, we welcome…
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Travel Destinations for Students That Deserve Their Own Award
By: Miriam Bribiesca Move over red carpet because this year’s Golden Globes not only spotlighted the stars but also the stunning destinations that made these stories possible. Now if you’ve ever dreamed of stepping into your favorite series or film (but without the drama), this guide is your passport to cinematic escapism. From the historic…
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5 Destinations to Ring in the New Year Around the World
By: Miriam Bribiesca With the year coming to an end, we know relaxation is in the air and because of that we want to make sure you take advantage of this free time, especially if you are a solo traveler. Now that finals are done and are no longer taking up all your mental energy,…
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Beyond Aspen: Underrated Ski Destinations That Won’t Shred Your Wallet
By: Miriam Bribiesca It’s time to swap the sandy beaches for snowy peaks. Winter may be a time for hibernation, but not for us who love the thrill. While everyone else is bundled up, let’s strap on our skis or snowboards and prepare to hurtle down some of the world’s coolest mountains. Sure, we’ve all…
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Travel Tuesday 101: The Ultimate Guide for College Students Scoring Deals
By: Miriam Bribiesca So you’ve heard of Black Friday, and Cyber Monday, but have you heard about the one day a year that can make travel cheaper than your coffee habit? It’s Travel Tuesday! While everyone else is scrambling to get their hands on electronics, Travel Tuesday is where savvy travelers like you can score…
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Why Korea Should Be In Your Christmas Destination Wishlist This Year
By: Miriam Bribiesca Ever wanted to do Christmas a little differently? Well, celebrating Christmas in Korea might be just the twist you’re looking for. Forget the snowy, storybook vibes because Korea’s Christmas is a neon lit celebration that mixes Western holiday traditions with its own unique style. Join us as we explore new traditions, savor…
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Relax and Unwind: Best Places to Travel Slow as a College Student
By: Miriam Bribiesca In a world where “do more” and “see everything” are practically travel mantras, it’s time to rebel. If your idea of a perfect getaway involves lounging more and stressing less, then grab your comfiest sweatpants and join us on this virtual tour of three destinations designed to help you slow down. Sometimes…
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3 Haunted Destinations to Visit for a Real Life Ghost Hunt this Halloween
Looking for more than just pumpkin spice lattes and costumes this Halloween? How about a real-life ghost hunt at some of the world’s most haunted destinations? From the bone-chilling Catacombs of Paris to the eerie streets of Salem and the terrifying Island of the Dolls in Mexico, these spine-tingling spots will satisfy your craving for…
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Top 3 Fall Getaways Around the World
By: Miriam Bribiesca As the days grow shorter and the cozy vibes take over, there’s one thing on every traveler’s fall bucket list: catching the iconic leaf change. Autumn isn’t just about pumpkin spice lattes (although many of us wish it was), it’s also about witnessing nature showing off its beautiful hues of orange, red,…
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Glow Up in South Korea: 5 Must-Visit Beauty Spots
By: Miriam Bribiesca Welcome to the country of glass skin, flawless hair, and beauty routines and procedures at a fraction of the cost of what you would pay in the States. If there’s one place on earth that knows how to make your face glow like your favorite K-drama stars, it’s South Korea. And if…
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Art Lover’s Guide to Europe: Must See Hidden Museums
By: Miriam Bribiesca Imagine flying across the globe only to find yourself in a long line at the Louvre, squeezed by huge crowds trying to get a glimpse of the Mona Lisa for a few fleeting seconds. That doesn’t sound fun, and that could be your reality if you only plan your trip around popular…
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Match Your Major: 4 Destinations To Visit According to Your Degree
By: Miriam Bribiesca It’s true when they say that the world is your classroom, and we are about to prove how you can tie your field of study to your travel bucket list. Because we know college can be stressful, we’ve found a better way to unwind while also growing your knowledge in your field.…
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Emily in Paris: A Student’s Guide to Living and Studying in Paris
By: Madison Mainer Ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant lifestyle and iconic locations depicted in “Emily in Paris”? Whether you’re a fan of the show or just dreaming of your own Parisian adventure, this guide is your ticket to living it up in the City of Lights. Follow in Emily’s chic footsteps and explore…
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Best Spots for Underwater Adventures and Floating City Vibes
By: Miriam Bribiesca If your idea of the perfect getaway involves gliding through a serene village where the roads are rivers, or drifting off to sleep in a room surrounded by fish, we’ve got a list that will quench your thirst for adventure. Here are three destinations that will have your friends and family wondering…
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From Dorm to Tours: How Students Can Explore the World, One Concert at a Time
By: Miriam Bribiesca From Taylor Swift, to Beyoncé, to BTS, and any other artist that pops into your mind, we understand that there’s nothing like the excitement of a live performance. But what if there’s another way you could further enhance your experience and add a cherry on top? Would you do it? Well, you’re…
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EU Electronic Visa 2024: New Entry Requirements Explained
Starting 2024, there are crucial changes coming to European travel. If you’re an American planning a trip to Europe, your passport alone won’t be enough for entry. Due to the updated European Union (EU) regulations, travelers will need to register for the ETIAS program, which we’re referred to as the EU electronic visa 2024. We have…
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Treasures Beyond the Skyscrapers: Dive into a Singaporean Treasure Hunt
By: Miriam Bribiesca Welcome back to our treasure hunt. If you’re a college student yearning for adventure and a dose of the past then this is the read for you! Our next adventure will take place in Singapore, a tiny island nation that packs a punch with its history and culture. Singapore might be known…
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South Korea Hidden Gems: A Student’s Historic Treasure Hunt in Seoul
By: Miriam Bribiesca There’s traveling like a tourist, then there’s traveling like an adventurous college student. And because we know you are the latter, let us help you dive deep into the rich and historical treasures of Seoul, South Korea! This journey is curated for the ardent, adventure-seeking traveler that wants more than just a…
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Make a Difference While Living the Dream: Top Volunteering Opportunities in SE Asia
By: Miriam Bribiesca There’s a unique combination of growth, satisfaction, and adventure that comes with volunteering abroad. Whether it’s gaining hands-on experience, contributing to communities, or exploring new cultures, the upsides are many. Southeast Asia, with its beautiful cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and welcoming people is a hotspot for immersive experiences. Let us guide you…
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Experience the World of Succession (NYC)
by Miriam Bribiesca Ever wondered what it would be like to be a child of a Tycoon? Us too! And it seems like our question has been answered with the hit T.V. show “Succession.” This series follows the Roy family, a wealthy and complicated clan that controls a massive media empire. The series has captivated…
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South Korea Travel Guide
Visiting South Korea will present you with endless possibilities for sightseeing, food touring, and exploring what makes South Korea unique. Unfortunately, it’s impossible to see it all in one short trip. Here are the things you must do in South Korea to get the full experience while you’re there: Seoul Seoul is a massive, vibrant…
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How to get Cheap Flights for Students
Want to explore the world on a student budget? Get cheap flights for students on many of the world’s largest carriers with ScholarTrip. Check out these top tips for saving money on your next flight: 1. Sign up for a free ScholarTrip Account We get such good deals and discounts from airlines because our fares…
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The 8 Best Chinatowns in the US & Where the Locals Go
Are you looking for a more authentic way to celebrate Lunar New Year, or just want to discover the best local restaurant for dim sum? Check out the best Chinatowns in the US below. These places are great to visit anytime of the year, so make sure to add them to your to-do list next…
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Green with Envy: Why You Should Travel to Ireland This Summer
We all need some more good luck now these days! With travel getting easier and Europe opening up, here’s just a few reasons why Ireland is one of the ultimate student travel destination of 2025. 1. The Beauty of the Emerald Isle Ireland is gorgeous! Every metric inch of the country looks like it’s straight…
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Australia: Open For Travel in 2022
Australia’s borders are now open for travel, and we can’t be more excited to head to the land down under. Students all over North America and Europe are getting inspired for a trip to the Outback. Now that Australia is open for travel, here are ScholarTrip’s top four reasons to visit Oz. 1. Australian Architecture…
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Top 10 London travel tips Gen Z travelers should know
There’s a lot to do around London. Here are ScholarTrip’s top ten London travel tips for student travelers and London newcomers. Tip 1: Have a contactless payment options to ride the Tube There’s a lot to see in London, so easy transport is a must. Traveling on the London Underground (the subway system) plus buses…
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Diwali Around the U.S.
Diwali Coast to Coast: 5 Best Places to Celebrate the Festival of Lights in the US As Diwali approaches, experience the magic of the festival with Qatar Airways, renowned for its exceptional service and global connectivity. Let Qatar Airways be your trusted companion as you reunite with loved ones or explore new destinations, ensuring a…
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During Fulbright: Finding Community
Written by: Izzah Zaheer On paper, the job requirements of an English Teaching Assistant are to provide a cultural exchange in the classroom and to engage with the community. In practice, you are tasked with creating a home in a completely new place. I worked as an English Teach Assistant at UCLouvain in Louvain-la-Neuve, while…
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Experiencing Korea Like a Local: Essential Tips, Apps, and Hacks for College Students
It’s safe to say that visiting Asia is probably at the top of everyone’s list and if you’re a college student itching to experience the wonders of South Korea, you’re in for a life changing experience! But before you embark on your exciting adventure such as a treasure hunt in Seoul, a bit of digital…
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Top 5 Budget-Friendly Winter Destinations for College Students
If you are ready to trade in all nighters for an epic winter vacation, then listen up because we have 5 winter wonderland destinations for those who love layers and the thrill of exploring. This guide is all about Insta-worthy winter travel without the big bucks drama. So slide into your favorite winter gear and…
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Warm Winter Escapes on a Student Budget: Top 5 Affordable Travel Spots
Are you itching to ditch the bulky sweaters for something a bit more warm? Us too! Winter can be a bummer, but who says you’ve gotta stick around for it? If you’re on the hunt for some epic, wallet-friendly hotspots to soak up the sun you’re in the right place. We’ve scoped out the hottest…
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Chicago Through the Eyes of ‘The Bear’
From Screen to Plate: A Culinary Guide to Chicago’s Best Kept Secrets for Foodies based on ‘The Bear’ By now you’ve probably heard of ‘The Bear’, the acclaimed Hulu series, that took everyone by storm. For us this series is not only an ode to fine dining but also a love note to the diverse…
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New Year, New Skills: 5 Learning Opportunities in Top Travel Destinations
Traveling the world and learning new skills? Sounds like a dream, right? Well, It’s possible and we are here to convince you that it should be at the top of your list! Here’s the ultimate guide, designed just for you, where we’ll talk about top travel destinations where you can soak up the culture, have…
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Professionalism in a New Culture
Starting a new study abroad program? Accepted into that international internship? A new experience can be really daunting and adding a culture shock can make a transition even more overwhelming. However, do not worry as there are many things you can prepare for and expect on your time abroad. Here are some key points to…
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Planning the Perfect College Group Trip: Step-by-Step Guide to Organizing a Memorable and Affordable Adventure
Traveling with friends is a staple of the college experience, but what if you could travel with a large group of your favorite people from your greek society or college club, would you do it? We hope you answered yes because it’s not as complicated as it sounds and can actually be a breeze if…
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Athens Uncovered: A Treasure Hunt Through Time of 4 Hidden Historical Wonders
By: Miriam Bribiesca Athens, a name that resonates through history, whispering secrets of legendary philosophers, mighty emperors, and ancient gods. For many of us, our first encounter with Athens was in history class, where we explored the birthplace of democracy and Western civilization. This time, however, you can go beyond the textbook and into the…
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Top 10 Unique Budget Friendly Spring Break Destinations for College Students
By: Miriam Bribiesca Spring break is a time when you swap your textbooks and backpack for a time of relaxation, adventure, and making memories. And contrary to popular belief, it doesn’t have to be in the same old destinations you’ve heard a million times. Instead, let’s dive into a world of hidden gems that are…
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Lunar New Year Around the World: A Student’s Guide to Festive Exploration
By: Miriam Bribiesca Ready to mix things up this Lunar New Year? Great, us too! It’s time to ditch the usual routine and head out for some real adventure. We’ve scoured the globe and the internet to find you not only the best flight deals, but also incredible spots where you can ring in the…
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5 Must-Visit Wellness Spots for a Weekend Getaway this Valentine’s Day
By: Miriam Bribiesca It’s that time of the year where the quest for the perfect way to celebrate love has moved to the top of our list. And this year, why not escape the cliché dinner dates and chocolate boxes for something truly memorable? A wellness retreat offers the unique opportunity to connect, relax, and…
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A Student’s Story: Navigating the Fulbright Preparation Process
Written by: Izzah Zaheer In March 2022, I received my acceptance letter for the Fulbright English Teaching Assistant to Belgium. I was thrilled for the opportunity to spend almost a year in Belgium working at a French-speaking university. However, before arriving in Belgium, there were many logistics that I needed to handle. The pre-departure planning…
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Spring Break Packing 101: Travel Smart by Packing Right
By: Miriam Bribiesca It’s that time of the year when you start to get excited about your upcoming Spring Break trip but then it hits you… YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT TO PACK! Uh oh! Don’t fret! Now that you are part of the ScholarTrip traveling family, we are here to help you gear up…
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Beyond the Tourist Trail and Into a Treasure Hunt: Ireland’s Top 5 Undiscovered Landmarks for Adventurous Students
By: Miriam Bribiesca Welcome back to our favorite series! As we embark on another chapter of our treasure hunt, this time we set our sights on Ireland. Known for co-authoring the color green A.K.A St. Patrick’s Day and seen in some of your favorite films with its lush landscapes and ancient ruins, Ireland is a…
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The Anime Lover’s Guide to Traveling Tokyo Japan
By: Miriam Bribiesca What comes into your mind when you think of Japan? If anime or delicious food is not your first answer, it will be after reading this article. Now if anime WAS your first thought, then welcome fellow anime enthusiast! We’re about to embark on a journey through real-life anime locations, where fiction…
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Must-Visit Eco-Friendly European Spots Perfect for College Students
By: Miriam Bribiesca Calling all eco-travel buffs! As Earth Day approaches, we want to celebrate the only way we know how: By traveling. So what better way to celebrate than by exploring some of the most environmentally friendly and sustainable cities in Europe. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or this is one of your first…
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Affordable Mother’s Day Getaways in the South Pacific for Students
By: Miriam Bribiesca If you’ve been looking for a new way to say “Thank you” to your mom that goes beyond flowers, how about giving her that relaxing getaway she totally deserves? Treat her to the trip of a lifetime with these top 4 spots in the South Pacific where you can create memories that’ll…
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30 Essential Travel Hacks for College Students
By: Miriam Bribiesca Traveling as a college student can be exhilarating, especially when thinking about all the social media worthy places, experiences and people you’ll meet! But let’s be real, traveling often comes with its own set of challenges, especially when on a budget. But fear not! For we have assembled a list of 30…
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Discover London through the lens of the Bridgerton Series
By: Miriam Bribiesca Dearest Readers, Becoming a member of the ton is now a possibility. In fact, brace yourselves for an extraordinary adventure through the enchanting streets of Regency-era London. As avid devotees of the Bridgerton series, we have carefully curated a list of locations to immerse yourselves in the world of grand balls and…
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A College Student’s Guide to Ireland’s Best Stargazing Spots
By: Miriam Bribiesca Dearest Readers, Hello Stargazers! If you have been on the hunt for a unique and awe inspiring travel experience, stargazing in Ireland is about to move to the top of your travel wishlist. Are you ready to explore the Emerald Isle’s starlit nights and vibrant landscapes? During this trip, Tourism Ireland will…
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Countries with relaxed Covid-19 international travel restrictions
Covid-19 border and testing restrictions continue to ease around the world. It is important to understand Covid-19 international travel restrictions by country if you are planning to travel abroad. Not only have most countries stopped requiring quarantine on arrival for US travelers, but many have also dropped the last minute testing requirements. Below are some of…
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10 Amazing Things to do in Paris
Can’t decide between the tourist draws and local gems? You shouldn’t have to. ScholarTrip has you covered on the hotspots that are worth it, and the little known Parisian spots. Check out our best places to visit in Paris. 5 tourist attractions that live up to the hype: 1. The Eiffel Tower Heard of it?…
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What to do in Amsterdam on your trip to Europe
Amsterdam is always a good idea. In this post, we rank some of our favorite places to visit in Amsterdam – both well know and a little off the beaten path. 5 Amsterdam tourist attractions that live up to the hype Just because you are a traveler and not a tourist doesn’t mean you shouldn’t…
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Where to go in Croatia: Split vs. Dubrovnik
The best places to go in Croatia for any traveler are Split and Dubrovnik. If you’re planning on seeing Croatia, and you’re trying to decide where to go in Croatia between the two hotspots, ScholarTrip has you covered on just the essentials that each city has to offer. Split Blue Cave Points to Split, this…
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Get the best flight deals for your money on summer trips
If you have been searching for the best flight deals lately, you may have noticed airlines have increased fares for the summer. Don’t worry! ScholarTrip is here to help with helpful tips to get the most out of your trip. Tip 1: Book a stopover to see an extra city for cheap Love discovering new…
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Belgium Travel: Top cities to visit
You shouldn’t have to pick and choose what to do in Belgium. For American travelers, this country is about the size of Maryland. If you’re planning to see Belgium and want to be sure to hit all of the hotspots, ScholarTrip has you covered with a trip across the country that takes you to all…
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Navigating the airport: Tips to avoid missing your flight
In the past few years, travel has changed a lot. We’re here to help you manage it. Just remember these few things for a smooth travel experience so you won’t be missing your flight. Tip 1: Get to the airport early Lots of travelers means longer wait times. Especially when traveling internationally, make sure to…
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The best of Italy: Art, history, and art history by rail
It’s not all beach! Well… Italy has a lot of beach, but if you have a mindset to explore, and a student’s wallet, Italy has a country full of cultural landmarks that are all accessible by rail. Milan If you want to explore all of Italy, we recommend moving down the peninsula north to south, making Milan the…
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Ten Amazing Destinations for Fourth of July Fireworks
Looking to celebrate the Fourth of July with a bang? These top 10 fireworks shows are the best (and literally brightest) way to celebrate Independence Day. 10. Block Island, Rhode Island This place is eclectic, and not the easiest to reach. But for the limited crowd present, Block Island in Rhode Island has an impressive display that…
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Dos & Don’ts of European Travel: Europe Travel Tips
Hello prospective and returning ScholarTrip users looking for Europe travel tips. I (ScholarTrip blogpost extraordinaire) am a (recently former) college student. Having just returned from traveling around Europe, here’s what worked and didn’t work for me so that you might learn from my epic successes and unfortunate failures: Do this: Hostels are very cheap, but…
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Summer vs. Semester Study Abroad: Which is best for you?
Study abroad programs present variety in academics and location. However, it is also important to consider the time of year: summer vs semester abroad. Both opportunities can be beneficial, and it is important to know your goal for going abroad to determine which would be the best fit. Summer Programs: A Different Type of Summer…
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Top College Towns: 24 hours in Austin, Texas
Home of the Texas Longhorns and known as the Live Music Capital of the World, Austin, TX boasts of its unique local culture. Its delicious BBQ and Tex-Mex cuisine, lively clubs, and diverse music regularly attract flocks of people from around the country. With its rolling hills and proximity to water, as well as its…
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Five Reasons to Study Abroad in South Korea
The Korean Wave has hit the Western sphere hard with Korean pop culture, entertainment, music, TV, and movies capturing new fans every day. With the rise of its cultural economy, South Korea has seen an influx of tourists and internationals visiting the country and experiencing its rich culture. More and more students are choosing to…
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Be the First to Experience the BEST Stopover: Doha
By guest blogger Miriam Bribiesca Let’s be honest, whenever you think of layovers or stopovers you probably wince at how boring and uneventful they can be. But what if we told you that there is a stopover that will feel like an all-star vacation before your actual vacation? That’s right, that location is Qatar! We…
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A Freshman’s Guide to the NYU Campus and Beyond
Oh, to be a student in New York City! The hustle and bustle of the city may seem overwhelming at first, but with plenty to do in the city, you are sure to thrive there. As a freshman at NYU, you may be moving to the city for the first time. That’s why we’re here…
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Weekend Getaways in California for Students
Whether you are originally from California or moving there from out of state, the West Coast is an awfully fun place to be for college. Since it’s easy to get wrapped up in the bubble of classes, extracurriculars, and experiences that college is, getting away from campus every now and then is helpful when you…
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Study Abroad Programs: National Fellowships
Participating in study abroad programs is a college experience no one regrets. There are likely many opportunities through your school to study abroad. However, there are also many prestigious fellowships that can build onto your resume and grant you the chance to study abroad. US Fulbright Program The US Fulbright Scholarship is an opportunity through the US State Department…
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Fall Travel Trends: Top Places to Visit
Whew! We’re finally past summer and fall travel is kicking in again. At ScholarTrip, we are especially excited for the smaller crowds, cheaper flights, and lower temps! Airfare will be slowly dropping this season, so it’s time to squeeze in an amazing weekend (or week-long… don’t worry, we won’t snitch to your professors) trip! Check…
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Exploring South Korea: South Korean Food
South Korean food is one of the most unique cuisines in the world. With that, what better way than to explore Korean culture through food! Here are some dishes and establishments that you won’t want to miss. Dishes in Seoul The proximity of Seoul to the North Korean border means that many dishes have influences…
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Tips to Visiting Vancouver on a Budget
Vancouver is a popular destination for families and young adults alike. Its scenic views and natural beauty offer a great deal of outdoor activities, no matter if you are looking for relaxation or adventure. However, due to its expensive cost of living, traveling to Vancouver requires a bit more planning. There are still ways to…
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All You Need To Know About Visiting Mexico City
Mexico City is one of the most affordable major cities to visit in North America. Not just that, but there is a thriving art and food scene in Mexico City that everyone will be sure to enjoy. This city is rich in culture and history, so there is no short list of things to do but…
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