I miss living by the ocean and the mountains. I miss being able to go hiking and hear monks chat echo across Palgongsan. I miss feeling anxious, excited, unsure, and overwhelmed– all at the same time. And I definitely miss being able to shop for fresh fruit and vegetables at a corner market in either direction. It doesn’t take long for reverse culture shock to be a genuine hurdle for settling back into life at home. American Reverse Culture Shock is a phenomenon that goes beyond the anticipated cultural adjustments of moving abroad and reintegrating back into life in the USA.
Tag: government policy changes
This tag covers government policy changes, decisions, regulatory updates, and rule changes that affect how we travel. These posts explain shifting policies in plain language, including visas, mail and shipping rules, airport procedures, security measures, and border requirements. Each piece helps travelers understand what changed, why it matters, and how to plan around new regulations with clarity and confidence.
DESTINATIONS & CITY GUIDES
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How to Get a Turkish eVisa in 10 Minutes
Getting a Turkish eVisa will probably save you time. It will definitely save you money. And more than likely save you some peace of mind in a country that will test your patience. Actually, it’s also pretty darn easy. How to Get a Turkish eVisa in 10 minutes or less.
TRAVEL MONEY & PLANNING
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What You Need to Know Before You Start Planning Your Next Trip
Off-season makes sense for the savings in hotels, airfare and the decreased crowds. However it works for places like Paris. Paris in the Spring is hell on Earth, but in August, you’ll have some popular attractions all to yourself. Deals are plentiful May thru October to Thailand but you may not enjoy your time (or possibly die trying) because typhoons are likely to pop up anywhere.