The following links could be useful for your studies in the U.S.
The Hong Kong government is planning a health care change for 2010-2011 time frame. In a budget speech given on 2-24-2010 the Financial Secretary informed all that the government plans to introduce voluntary medical insurance system. This means the government is working on plans to help Chinese living in Hong Kong move towards a private […]
1. Research. Find out what the people on the ground need. Plan to make a difference “over there,” not just in the lives of your short term volunteers. Many short term trip planners make the mistake of first asking for volunteers and then trying to find a project. Rather, find the project first and then […]
When planning Short Term trips, most people’s hopes are for teens and young people to get fired up about living their purposefully. After all, that’s when a person lays a foundation for the rest of their life. But what about those who already have a foundation and maybe have some wisdom to go with it? Seniors […]
Jet lag tips for frequent flyers: How pilots deal with jet lag These jet lag tips are for serious travelers. Learn how airline pilots cope with changing time zones and how to beat jet lag for frequent flyers. I was talking to a friend the other day who just happens to be a pilot. We […]
Yes, even though you are enjoying that great vacation. In the back of your mind you are wondering what happens when I need medical care while I am outside the U.S.? I do! I travel regularly outside the U.S. and I know anything can happen where I might need medical attention. A sprained ankle from […]
Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or you’re planning your first adventure overseas, you know passports are essential. Passports are the key to unlocking your international adventures. Without them, you can’t cross international borders. Having a complete understanding of passports can make the difference between incredible and incredibly unpleasant travel experiences. At Good Neighbor, […]
