Living, working and studying abroad in a foreign country and culture different from what you were accustomed to is a challenge in itself. Which makes the moment you realise that you’ve managed to assimilate, if only slightly, into the local culture all the more satisfying.
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Despite the seemingly straightforward nature of train etiquette in Japan, many visitors find it unexpected challenges to grasp. As a resident, I often observe foreigners, especially tourists, unwittingly fail to follow these norms, exhibiting behaviors that may feel uncomfortable to regular riders.
For 19 out of my 20 years, I’ve been hopping on planes and racking up air miles on international trips. The result? A solid array of tips and life hacks I swear by while on the road. These bits of wisdom have traveled with me from Japan, where I’m currently based, to every other continent I’ve set foot on.
Whether you’re studying in a foreign land or have adopted another country as your home, these pointers could help you out as you soak in new experiences and cultures. Consider this wisdom as my offering to enhance your exploration.
Ready to go? Here’s my A-Z list of tested travel hacks!
Capture The World 