7
2011
Travel Tuesday!
An article by 
I’m a travel junkie … I admit it! Every Tuesday, I’ll be sharing with you some of my travel experiences, and tips to help you start planning your travels. You don’t have to be a millionaire to travel – some of my favourite trips have been back-packing trips on a budget.
Travelling has always been my passion and I like to consider myself a Citizen of the World .. with a Degree in the University of Life! A little bit about me .. I was brought up in Europe, worked on a cruiseship, lived in Africa, extensively travelled in Latin America and many other countries for work, and now living in Canada.
How much of the world have you seen? Check out this cool tool Travbuddy to find out. Here’s my travel map below. I still have 59% of the world still to see …
Let me know of your experiences .. happy to accept guest blogs at any time!
Travel is fatal to prejudice
Mark Twain
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About the Author: Katie Idle
About our business, Study and Go Abroad is the 'go to' site for Canadians looking to study abroad, travel, intern or volunteer. We organize fairs twice a year in various cities in Canada, and I'd recommend getting down to one of them to check out all the exciting options. As for me, I'm a business woman and a travel junkie! I have always had a passion for travel and for experiencing new cultures. Brought up in England, I traveled Europe in my teens and early 20s. I have lived and worked on 3 continents; Europe, Africa and North America. I have traveled extensively worldwide both for work and for fun - and still can't believe how much of the world there is still to see!
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