Ayla S. Today we got to travel to Vina del Mar and Valparaiso. It was really interesting seeing what the towns looked like. In Vina del Mar we saw some really cool buildings with amazing architecture. We first saw the UVM Campus which used to be a German school forty years ago. The campus is … Read more about this article
The Chile Virtual Live program is getting ready to launch! Participants had an exciting orientation on Thursday, February 22, and even got to watch Dance of Hope together! The program is jam-packed with adventures including tours of Vina del Mar and Valparaiso, a graphic artist workshop with a guest presenter, and empanada making! We can … Read more about this article
By: Joseph DeBrito During the Fall 2022 semester I did a virtual global internship out of Italy. The company I worked for was MyTours in Italy where I made blog posts for their blog page. Many of the blog posts that I created were ranking the top tourist attractions in different parts of Italy, briefly … Read more about this article
Previous Next By: Aryanna Arce My name is Aryanna and I am a Sophomore at Georgian Court University from New Jersey. I decided to study abroad in Greece virtually and I definitely enjoyed it. We learned about a city called Thessaloniki and the history behind some of its monuments. It was beautiful to see how … Read more about this article
Previous Next By: Tyshona Robinson This was our final virtual tour, and this was the most entertaining day out of them all. When we first entered, I mentioned how I am big into architecture and that’s the most interesting thing to me although I’m no architect. So, when we began in Acropolis with our tour … Read more about this article
By: Marelyn Natividad The second day of our virtual experience consisted of a tour and a cooking class. The tour took place in Thessaloniki. To our surprise, our guides spoke English very well. We found out that English is incorporated into their education. The guides showed us very popular touristic places such as the boardwalk that … Read more about this article
By Jennifer Dixon: The tour guide was very knowledgeable about the history of Greece. One thing that stood out to me is that at the end of the 15th century, many Jewish people settled inThessaloniki from Spain. They were allowed to stay in Thessaloniki because agreat majority of the population was slaughtered or sold as … Read more about this article
