3 Ways AIESECers are Better Travelers
AIESECers are a special breed of travelers. They truly understand how to experience a place and culture like a local. Read on to learn their tricks.
Hungarian-Canadian serial entrepreneur and traveller. AIESEC Alumni. Loves to explore the stories behind the accents.
8 Advanced Strategies for Finding Local Contacts for Authentic Travel Experiences
Some tips leverage technology while others rely on old-school human nature. I cover ten in-depth strategies for making local contacts.
Welcome Aboard!
Welcome traveler After months and years of work, we’ve embarked on the next phase of our development. Going from a simple meet-up group in the San Francisco – Bay Area to a platform and ressource for experiential travelers. The term experiential travel has been used a lot, if not overused lately, but we at Accents…
Cheat Sheet: Get Started in the San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco is known as a foodie capital – a title well earned. Too many choices can lead to decision paralysis.
Below are my favorites – this is a good way to get your feet wet.
A Primer on Indian Head Shakes
We’ve all heard about the Indian head shake or head wobble, but I was not sure if it was something real or just a caricature that was invented by the colonial Europeans. Find out the truth!
Holi Festival in Stanford
Asha Holi is one of my favorite events on the Accents are Sexy calendar. Holi is an Indian spring celebration festival. In short, it’s a time where you throw color at complete strangers – and ruin some clothing. These days, participants are mistaken for color run participants as they walk home covered in more colors…
British Slang as Guessed By Americans
Slang was something cool, when I was a kid. It was the way the older kids spoke – their special, cool, grown up, mysterious way of communicating. As I learned a new slang word – usually from my only older cousin – I was trying to plug my new acquisition into every phrase imaginable – …