First time travel can be daunting, but if you make sure you carry out the right preparation, then it can be far less nerve racking.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 10:30AM | tagged first time travellers, travel abroad, travel tips, volunteer abroad | in Travel, Travel News 
This week’s project of the week is the Indonesia Orangutan Conservation project. So we thought we’d take a look at this amazing country to bring you all the best things to do, see and eat...
Friday, May 18, 2012 at 4:57PM | tagged Indonesia, Project of the Week, frontier, gap year, gap year advice, orangutan gap year, travel, travel abroad, travel advice, volunteer abroad, wildlife conservation placement, year out | in Project of the Week 
Our Project of the Week is the Tanzania Rural Teaching project, so as usual, we thought we’d take a look at this beautiful country and bring you all the best things to do, see and eat.
Friday, April 13, 2012 at 3:51PM | tagged africa, amazing wildlife, animal conservation, frontier, gap placement, gap travel, gap year, kilimanjaro, tanzania wildlife, teaching, travel abroad, volunteer abroad | in Project of the Week 
Today on Into the Wild, we speak to Eugenio Echeverria, a Spanish filmmaker living in Mexico City who is planning to make a short documentary film during his experience on an upcoming trip to Kenya with Frontier.
Friday, March 30, 2012 at 12:17PM | tagged Eugenio Echeverria, documentaries, filmmaking, frontier, gap travel, gap year, study abroad, travel abroad, volunteer abroad, work abroad | in Frontier meets:, Into the Wild Meets: Continuing this week’s theme of innovation and technology, we took to the streets of Shoreditch to find out exactly which gadgets people are using to aid their travel abroad. Technology is playing an increasing role in travel experiences; there is less focus on traditional maps and guide books, and an escalating popularity in BlackBerry and iPhone apps. Here’s what we found out:
Tuesday, October 25, 2011 at 12:49PM | tagged blackberry, guidebooks, innovation, iphone, maps, shoreditch, technology, travel abroad, travel apps, travel gadgets, vox pops | in hoxpops With veterinary being one of the most competitive careers to get into, going on a Frontier internship or wildlife-orientated project is a fantastic way to stand out from the competition.
Thursday, October 13, 2011 at 3:48PM | tagged animal care, gap travel, gap year, gap year advice, gap years, internships, travel abroad, veterinary, veterinary internships, work abroad, work experience As a new feature on the Frontier blog, we will be speaking to people around the world working in areas that might induce a little employment envy. So if you’re stuck in an office, or ready for a change, these profiles could be just the inspiration you need to pursue that perfect job you’ve always dreamt of. Today we speak to Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis, a field biologist specializing in ornithology in Peru.
Tuesday, October 4, 2011 at 1:09PM | tagged adventure travel, birds, gap travel, gap year, gap year advice, ornithology, peru, rainforest, south america, travel, travel abroad, travel advice | in Job Jealousy This week, like countless students all across the country, Frontier is going back to school to cover some curious topics for all of you in need of a little extra-curricular intelligence. We’ll be looking at all our classroom favourites; from history to science to art and today’s term-starting topic: geography. Read all about the fascinating cenotes of the Yucutan Peninsula in Mexico.
Monday, September 12, 2011 at 4:23PM | tagged back to school, cenotes, frontier, gap years, geography, homework, lessons, school, travel abroad, volunteering abraod, yucatan 
