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Celebrating 21 in Budapest

Posted by admin on February 16, 2017.

By McKalee Mooney WSA intern

Out of all the places I’ve traveled thus far during my semester abroad, Budapest captured my heart. It also just so happened to be the beautiful, historic city that I was able to spend my 21st birthday in. Talk about a cool birthday present, right?? Sure, I … More »

Tags: Budapest // Study Abroad // wsa intern // budget travel // Caving
Udvozoljuk Magyarorszagon (Welcome to Hungary)

Posted by Intern on October 10, 2013.

The quiet hallways of an empty Helsinki terminal at 1:30 in the morning is a world away from the energy and life of the streets of a gem city of Central Europe. The ultra-modern design of Finnish architecture certainly differs from the historic, pre-independent, Communist-era Hungary. The … More »

Tags: Budapest // Hungary // Bogi // Thermal Baths // Caving // UNESCO // WSA Europe

Happy Backpackers

I definitely have WSA to thank for my exceptional experience in Amsterdam. One would think 4 days isn't enough to tour a city but WSA facilitated an optimum weekend full of sightseeing and fun. Amsterdam may have a notorious reputation for its lax drug and sex culture but there’s so much more to the city. Luckily, our tour guide, Arthur, native to the Netherlands, steered us away from the tourist traps and showed us around his beloved city, highlighting all of its gems. I'd definitely like to try other WSA trips in the future. It's hassle free traveling with an awesome itinerary - nice that the tour guides are flexible with the schedule and willing to cater the itinerary to the group's interest! Highly recommend WSA to any student with only a weekend to see a city.

Lauren Wallender, Elon University ~ Fall 2014
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