11 Ways to Survive the Travelling Blues
Got the travelling blues? Don’t despair! Read this survival guide to get you enthusiastic again!
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Last minute gap year, career break and holidays
Looking for last minute gap year, career break and holiday with a difference options? You could be off in the next 4 weeks!
Sea Turtle survival at risk because of man-made waste
Hundreds of thousands of marine animals die each year due to manmade waste that is poorly disposed of into our oceans, rivers and waterways. What can an Oyster volunteer do?
How can a gap year boost your CV?
At Oyster, we often hear people worry about the impact that taking a year out will have on their future employability. It’s time to put your mind at ease. When you take the leap and book a gap year, it is worth taking time to consider these questions…
Rugby World Cup Sweepstake 2015
Rugby fever is sweeping the nation. At Oyster, we are running our own office Rugby World Cup sweepstake. The question is… who are the favourites to win?
Meet the Oyster Worldwide Team: Sarah Waldie, Travel Adviser
As the newest member of Oyster Worldwide, I am excited to join the team as a travel adviser. My desire to explore exotic locations and meet people from other cultures stems back …
How to take your money travelling
Whether it’s Thai Baht, Costa Rican Colon or Australian Dollars, you need to take some money with you when you go away on your travels. The question is, whats the best way …
How to stay safe when you are overseas
Heading off on your gap year is exciting but a concern that lots of people have is whether or not they will be safe. We answer lots of questions on this all …
Top 7 photos to take whilst you are overseas that aren’t selfies
Whilst taking selfies seems to have taken the world by storm there are loads of other photos that you should be taking Take photos of all the activities that you do. There …
How to reassure your parents that a gap year is a good idea
When you first decide you want to take a gap year one of the first things you might need to do is convince your parents. Understandably parents are often really concerned that …
