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23rd September 2009
The term "culture shock" originated in the 1950s. Basically it describes the physical and emotional discomforts that occur when someone moves from one cultural environment to another. There are several stages to culture shock which start when you first en... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
The definition of success may be different for every person, but when getting to grips with the term, essentially it is about who you are, and who you are becoming. It is about living up to your potential and achieving your dreams. Your success is what wi... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
All backpackers accommodations are ideal for the independent traveller. Backpacking has become an investment for those enthusiastic travelers. It helps long distance travellers to travel comfortably without any risks involved. By having an insurance for b... Read >
Author: Gyan K18th September 2009
Will I still be able to get medical treatment if I do not have travel insurance? The answer to this question depends on where you are. A few countries have reciprocal arrangements with the UK; this means you will get the same attention and treatment as a ... Read >
Author: michael challiner17th September 2009
If you are looking for annual ski insurance, get one that has low cost on both on and off protection for snowboarders and skiers. If you are into winter sports, then this is the best insurance you can sign up for.
You can also save a lot by getting the... Read >
Author: Ricky K Lim07th September 2009
If you want to study in the US then you have a great deal of planning to do. First, you have to plan the trip to the US and then you have to make all the arrangements to be sure that there will be nothing but smooth sailing once you arrive. Your applicati... Read >
Author: Mark James20th August 2009
Backpackers usually travel on a budget. But just like the average traveler, they are at a risk of injuries or accidents when abroad. Sometimes they�re even at a greater risk because they go from one country to another.
Whether they�re scuba diving ... Read >
Author: Ricky K Lim20th August 2009
If you are traveling for the winter, you might as well get ski travel insurance. This is the practical thing to do. You get to travel and at the same time not worry about what could happen.
It is better to have ski travel insurance and not need it than... Read >
Author: Ricky K Lim13th August 2009
Online travel agents offer numerous international holiday packages that represent the best prices and a well thought out itinerary. This is also the most economical and convenient way of booking a holiday.
Booking International Holidays
The steps in b... Read >
Author: ezeego11th August 2009
You have a lot to think about if you are planning to study in the U.S. You have to sort all the travel arrangements for your journey, but the preparation only begins there. You need to apply for a J1 Student Visa. In addition to this, you will also need v... Read >
Author: insure4less10th August 2009
Centre May Interpret FDI Rule In Local Cos’Favour
HECTIC lobbying is on to bring about a small change in the way a rule of foreign investment in property is interpreted – a change that could backfire on overseas investors but rescue several Ind... Read >
Author: zameensapna27th July 2009
Will I still be able to get medical treatment if I do not have travel insurance? The answer to this question depends on where you are. A few countries have reciprocal arrangements with the UK; this means you will get the same attention and treatment as a... Read >
Author: michael challiner20th July 2009
The value of cross-cultural support goes beyond relocation as an essential tool for growing global organisations.
Difficulties in coping with a change of culture can be a major contributory factor when a relocation doesn't work out. Culture shock can ... Read >
Author: Relocate Magazine10th July 2009
When you’re skiing, there are a few things you should never leave home without: your identification, your equipment and luggage, and insurance are a few of these things. Quite frankly, no ski trip can be made as safe as possible without you purchasing s... Read >
Author: Peter Smyth10th July 2009
Few people envision much besides thick, plush snow beds, beautiful mountain peaks, and exhilarating ski courses when they think of their ski trips. But the reality is that skiing is a dangerous activity that can lead to serious injuries that require hospi... Read >
Author: Peter Smyth09th July 2009
The farther you are from home, the more likely it is that you will need international travel insurance. Traveling abroad without insurance is dangerous, and doesn’t make a lot of sense, since the cost of obtaining travel cover is so reasonable. If you a... Read >
Author: Peter Smyth30th June 2009
When planning a holiday abroad, travel insurance is a major consideration. The internet can be the best place to find the cheapest travel insurance products, especially if you check prices on an online comparison website. But if you are travelling within ... Read >
Author: mathew30th June 2009
The travel insurance policies available to skiers and winter sports holidaymakers are usually intended to offer you cover for emergency medical situations, mountain rescue and repatriation. They are not intended to serve as a catch-all health insurance. T... Read >
Author: mathew30th June 2009
If you want to go to the mountains and enjoy a fun-filled skiing holiday, you should make sure you understand the nature of the ski insurance policies available on the market. Insurance for winter sports holidaymakers is not as simple as standard travel i... Read >
Author: mathew30th June 2009
1. Will you be covered for the cost of repatriation in an emergency? The FCO sets the guidelines of having at least £2 million worth of cover so that hospital fees and the associated cost of returning you home will be met. The cost should not be underest... Read >
Author: mathew26th June 2009
A lot of money is being invested today in traveling; cruise lines, resort package deals, and aviation can easily run into thousands of dollars and if you have invested some of that cash on a holiday and can chance losing it all. Some people either don't t... Read >
Author: Taylor Peck23rd June 2009
The stranding of the cruise ship MV Ocean Nova in the Antarctic is a dramatic example of what can go wrong on holiday. No serious injuries have been reported to date but the accident has renewed debate surrounding cruise ship safety and the growth in tour... Read >
Author: Keith Macgregro18th June 2009
You are going to spend hours making travel arrangements, working with the travel agent and researching your trip. Careful planning helps make sure you will have a good time.
Now comes the scary music...remember the Jaws music...can you hear it?
You... Read >
Author: Richard Day18th June 2009
Most people taking out a new travel insurance policy are confused by the term pre-existing medical condition. And it's not surprising when medical conditions tend to be technically expressed, not always explained well and, if the condition is cured or con... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis12th June 2009
Touring caravan owners should know the main elements of and touring caravan insurance policy they take out. The elements of a policy are Contents, Continental use, Damage and Loss, general exclusions, Excess, and Liability to the public. It is my intentio... Read >
Author: Carl18th May 2009
As a parent whose child will be studying in a new country away from home, you must have a lot on your mind. You would have noted that most universities specify that before enrollment, the student has to be covered by a study abroad insurance that is relia... Read >
Author: Ray Sondeo15th May 2009
Are you one of those international students stretched to make ends meet due to limited budget? You know you can find an odd job after finishing your course-work but without health insurance you are scared of injuries and sicknesses that you may encounter.... Read >
Author: Ray Sondeo01st May 2009
Many of us dream about that perfect holiday or that quick getaway and when the time finally arrives to pack everything up and fly off, many want their paradise vacation to run as smoothly as the cocktail in their hand.
However, it has been revealed by ... Read >
Author: catherine27th March 2009
Much is being written of how the ‘credit crunch’ is affecting the travel plans for UK holidaymakers this year. For many, the Euro zone is a no go area due to the weak pound in relation to the euro, whilst anywhere further a field may well be consider... Read >
Author: MarkeD12th March 2009
Recession? Resmession! Despite the financial pinch, the public are still keen to go on holiday. Indeed, trips away are one of the last ‘non-essential’ expenses that consumers will axe when cutting back on their spending. And rightly so – it’s impo... Read >
Author: MarkeD11th March 2009
As of January 12th 2009, the US government has made it mandatory for any visitor to the United States from countries under the Visa Waiver Program (such as Australia, Japan and Europe) to complete the I-94W form, as part of the Electronic System for Trave... Read >
Author: MarkeD03rd March 2009
In the case of NRIs there is a general permission to acquire any immovable property (other than agricultural land, plantation or farm-house property) by way of purchase, provided the payment is made out of foreign exchange inward remittance or any Non Res... Read >
Author: George Gonigal03rd March 2009
In the case of NRIs there is a general permission to acquire any immovable property (other than agricultural land, plantation or farm-house property) by way of purchase, provided the payment is made out of foreign exchange inward remittance or any Non Res... Read >
Author: George Gonigal02nd February 2009
As the current climate draws in colder days and nights, more Brits are in search for a getaway holiday despite the current economic crisis.
According to new research by Sainsbury’s Travel Insurance, 28 per cent of Brits are still planning to book a h... Read >
Author: Arti Manani26th January 2009
Some people do not go on holidays in an area where there is a great deal of sun and there is a valid reason for this. It is because they want to snowboard. Not everyone’s idea of relaxation, snowboarding is a high octane pursuit, and therefore it is ver... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas21st January 2009
If you are scheduling to take a round the world tour both for joy or business, then you must take time out to thing about taking a worldwide travel insurance policy. Prices for worldwide travel insurance can be very affordable if you shop around, and will... Read >
Author: Alien16th January 2009
Sometimes when we are out on a trip, due to unavoidable circumstances it may have to be extended. All requirements are meted out with in such a situation, but what we tend to forget is that our insurance cover may be void in an extended trip. With annual ... Read >
Author: james william06th January 2009
Many people have thoughts about what happens to them or their family members if they should become ill or have an accident while they are travelling, especially if their trip takes them overseas. If you have family travel insurance, you should check to se... Read >
Author: insure4less17th August 2008
If you are planning to take a round the world tour either for pleasure or business, then you should take time out to make sure you think about taking out a worldwide travel insurance policy. You want your travel experience to be special and memorable; you... Read >
Author: insure4less15th August 2008
Travelling to Europe? Want to make sure you have health insurance while you’re away?
Then you need to apply for a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) before you go.
What is an EHIC?
An EHIC will cover you for any necessary medical treatment cau... Read >
Author: Brad Swarner22nd July 2008
With a population of around 100,000, and covering an area of only 260 square kilometres, the emirate of Ajman is in fact the smallest of the seven emirates of the UAE. However, this small emirate, situated between Sharjah and Dubai is tipped to become one... Read >
Author: martine30th June 2008
With a population of around 100,000, and covering an area of only 260 square kilometers, the emirate of Ajman is in fact the smallest of the seven emirates of the UAE. However, this small emirate, situated between Sharjah and Dubai is tipped to become one... Read >
Author: ProperTea27th June 2008
Instant decisions can sometimes be costly according to latest government advice. With the Summer upon us, and many looking forward to holidays and gap years, it is is timely to note that recent research into the 18-35 year old age group shows that 2 out ... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis20th June 2008
The very tragic news from Ecuador is an unwelcome reminder to us all that, as well as the undoubted life enriching experience that a gap year gives to most people, there will inevitably be some level of risk attached. That is no reason not to take a gap... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis20th May 2008
In China, India, Burma, Ceylon, and Malaya, benefit in the case of permanent incapacity for work takes the form of a lump sum. The Philippine law provides for weekly payments during a limited period. In Indonesia, a pension is payable. In Indo-China, the ... Read >
Author: sammybeanard09th April 2008
This is the dream of everyone to see the beautiful places of the world. That is why a majority of people’s savings are invested in this hobby worldwide. But, traveling may bring with it so many problems which can create inconvenience in your moments of ... Read >
Author: Allan27th March 2008
Embarking on Your Dream Vacation
Are your Plans Complete?
Your bags are packed, passport and papers in order and you couldn’t be in a higher state of excitement preparing for travel to that wonderful, exotic location. This is the vacation you have p... Read >
Author: upinder singh negi226th February 2008
For best buys in annual travel insurance worldwide you need first only travel as far as your Internet connection. Annual travel insurance for worldwide travel is the best buy, as compared with single trip coverage, if you're going to be making more than o... Read >
Author: Dipak Patra11th February 2008
Learn a way to reduce taxation legally using your ex-pat or global investor status. Given the reports in the limelight about the issues a few expatriates have lived through in acquiring banking services at the time of their repatriation, there is consider... Read >
Author: Doug Snistosa25th January 2008
Backpacking is a popular method of holidaying, enjoyed by all ages – from students to young professionals.
Whether it be trekking through Thailand, surfing the coasts of Australia or exploring the more spiritual side of India, these trips offer the o... Read >
Author: DCollins23rd January 2008
Your business or holiday trip may be extended when you visit an overseas place. Your usual travel insurance will not be of much use to you in such a case and this exposes you to various risks during your extended trip. If your trip is liable to be extende... Read >
Author: Vanessa Parker18th January 2008
Most people taking out a new travel insurance policy are confused by the term pre-existing medical condition and it is an area that the insurance industry is currently trying to address and simplify. After all, medical conditions tend to be technically e... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis10th November 2007
El Salvador has time and again been proclaimed as a success of neo-liberal economic reforms by the Modernization theorists. A forceful reform campaign has gone together with the post Civil War time which has embraced the founding of export processing free... Read >
Author: andrewshw230th October 2007
There is a famous proverb: “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”. But it is significant that in the situation of the repatriation this proverb must not be the rule. The best way in new conditions is not to copy the behavior and mimic of the local popula... Read >
Author: andrewshw221st October 2007
The repatriation of the foreign staff into the native country is very important, so the preparation for this process must be also very painstaking. The same instrument as for the expatriation can be used in this stage. To reduce the problems of repatriati... Read >
Author: andrewshw225th September 2007
International medical cover is designed to provide medical coverage for people travelling to exotic locations. By nature it is somehow more flexible compared to the other forms of medical insurance. The speciality of this type of health insurance is that ... Read >
Author: Darlene Kaitlin14th August 2007
When you buy a holiday package or plan a trip, it’s really a matter of big budget. So, if it is cancelled or curtailed then you may have to face a huge financial loss. Though you cannot avoid such unpredictable losses altogether, you can recover the los... Read >
Author: Darlene Kaitlin07th August 2007
There are many reasons that you may want to consider looking into what Visa Health Insurance has to offer. Unfortunately, many people pass this by time after time. But if you are going to be traveling internationally, and do not have coverage, you want to... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer25th July 2007
It seems that many people in the UK ask themselves this question and conclude that there isn't a reason to take out travel insurance. For a very few this may actually be the right conclusion, mainly those with enough money to cover any costs they may face... Read >
Author: Jenn Jenkins25th July 2007
The primary benefit of travel insurance is the knowledge that should something go wrong while you are abroad, you won’t be responsible for finding the money to put it right, at a time when you are already stressed out.
As with all insurance policies ... Read >
Author: Jenn Jenkins01st July 2007
If you have a period of free time, a gap year or a sabbatical from work coming up, then you might want to consider spending your time engaged in something rewarding and enjoyable. Consider undertaking a trip that will allow others to benefit from your ski... Read >
Author: Andy Burrows11th June 2007
If you have some free time on your hands and you are in search of something more meaningful than just a holiday, a volunteer placement in Africa may just offer the kind of rewards you are looking for. Giving the less fortunate a chance to benefit from you... Read >
Author: Andy Burrows18th November 2006
The cost of medical treatments is on a rise everywhere in the world along with UK. If you are on a holiday trip, remember that a simple treatment can cost you hundreds and thousands of pounds. This may leave you in heavy financial burden. To get rid of al... Read >
Author: Henry Bell13th November 2006
This is an asset protection scenario for those that may be in serious risk from potential financial enemies. It is a very secure strategy so it is only indicated where the assets and the risk are substantial.
This strategy involves using an anonymous P... Read >
Author: Ronald Edwards21st August 2006
If you are going abroad, then it is important to get travel insurance. If you have problems or become ill whilst abroad then that insurance could literally save your life. However, you shouldn't get the first travel insurance policy that looks tempting. Y... Read >
Author: Peter Kenny13th August 2006
Traveling is a great way to gain new experiences and learn a new culture. However, it's not too much fun to travel with the thought of your safety hanging over your head right? Because no matter how everything seems to be well-planned, you know that somet... Read >
Author: Mark Peoples07th June 2006
The real estate market of India is becoming a hot selling property and is attracting the attention of real investors as they are getting huge profits and high returns on their investments. The real estate in India may still be a fragmented industry with h... Read >
Author: sachin agarwal04th June 2006
The real estate market of India is becoming a hot selling property and is attracting the attention of real investors as they are getting huge profits and high returns on their investments. The real estate in India may still be a fragmented industry with h... Read >
Author: Sanjay Sirohi
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