In Part One, Tess shared her tips and tricks on how to eat healthy and nourishing food while on exchange.
Hi again! You may have come straight from the first article of this 3-part series dedicated to guiding you through your exchange in the healthiest ways. If you have just stumbled upon this post, here are a few tips on how you can stay on track or get started in fitness whilst still having the time of your life as an exchange student, or any kind of student, really!
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