travel

Traveling internationally for fun and leisure results in wonderful memories that last a lifetime, yet the same experiences can be had if one’s job is involved, especially if it’s in the military. Experiencing a new culture, exploring new landscapes, and […]

(This is the second part in a three-part series. Read the first entry here.) The biggest culture shock At 21 years old, Jay Sidan has traveled to 10 countries and counting. Born in Long Island, N.Y., U.S.A., he spent a […]

(Trigger/Content Warning: This series talks about the effects of Nazism in Germany and war.) The last two parts of this series focused on just my grandfather Hans and his time in Germany before and during World War II, but there […]

With fall in full swing and adjusting back to life after studying abroad, I have been doing a lot of reflecting. Growing up in a small suburb in Denver, Colo., U.S.A., I experience every season, every year. I consider myself […]

Even though the temperatures where you live may not have begun to drop yet, now might be a good time to start planning your upcoming winter vacation. This CultursTV report comes from the Colorado Rockies, one of the most beautiful […]

So much more than Beignets and Bourbon Street, New Orleans is a multinational, multicultural hub in the United States. Called “the northernmost Caribbean city,” by some — Mardi Gras and crawfish may make it iconic, but as our newest columnist […]

Culturs Magazine visited Peru as part of our five-year print anniversary “Live in Full Color World Tour: 5 continents over 5 months.” The Republic of Peru in western South America is bordered in the north by Ecuador and Colombia, inthe […]

Culture shock Hopping off the plane in Costa Rica, Brittany Alford eagerly awaited the new experiences she would encounter during her stay. However, once she landed, she was overwhelmed by the differences she would already encounter. Alford had been on […]