Global Business Education Through Immersive, Multi-City Study Abroad Programs in Europe & Latin America | Founded by @briandbutler
Miami, Florida
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“If you reject the food, ignore the customs, fear the religion and avoid the people, you might better stay at home.”– James Michener
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would love to see "fun" as a factor, and wonder if more Latin American countries (Brazil) would be moved up higher on the list!
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Choose a rhythm you’ll enjoy: familiar faces on your walk to class, or arriving somewhere new with classmates you already know.
Our guide compares the opportunities and practical tradeoffs:
summitstudyabroad.com/blog/o…
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An open afternoon might mean exploring with friends—or finishing tomorrow’s assignment.
Room for a long lunch, a football match, or an afternoon without a plan matters. Enjoying the place is part of the experience.
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Read the travel days closely. A two-hour train ride also involves packing, checking out, reaching the station, and settling in.
Staying in one city can involve a long daily commute, too. The schedule reveals more than the format label.
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Moving between cities lets you revisit ideas in different settings.
Why does a business reach customers through local partners in one city and direct sales in another? Coursework and faculty discussions help you explore what explains the difference.
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Staying in one city gives you opportunities to return—to a favorite neighborhood, a weekly language exchange, or an organization you’re studying.
A first visit can lead to better questions, another conversation, and a project that develops over several weeks.
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Study abroad.
One city or several?
Both can make for a great study abroad experience.
Before choosing from a destination list, picture the weeks you would actually live through: classes, friendships, travel days, and time to explore. 🧵
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Go to a fan fest gathering. Talk to people from other countries. Play. Have fun. It’s an incredible experience hosting the World Cup in the USA/Canada and Mexico!!
The World Cup games are really something else. Beyond the competition and the games themselves—which are fantastic—there’s this incredible element of how people from different countries interact with each other.
People bring their unique personalities and nationalities, and everyone just gets along with so much respect. Whether it’s the Scots bringing their spirit and bagpipes to the games, or the Japanese fans cleaning up the stadium after a match, it’s a beautiful reflection of what the United Nations—and all countries—should be.
It brings out a joy, laughter, and a warmth that gives us a real element of optimism. We should learn from this whole experience of what it's like to be together, and how we can be together.
#WorldCup #soccer #raydalio
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Summit Global Education retweeted
Ranked: The World’s Happiest Cities in 2026 😊
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Read more: ourworldindata.org/data-insi…
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Travel learning: immersive, multi-sensory, emotionally connected.
It isn't better because it's fun. It's better because your brain encodes it differently.
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Study abroad isn’t just about visiting multiple cities. The key is helping students connect the dots—seeing how culture, business, and innovation shift from one hub to the next. That’s where the learning sticks. 🌍✈️
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Summit Global Education retweeted
TRAVEL TEACHES YOU:
To thrive outside comfort zone
To live in the moment
To manage emotions
To seize opportunity
To conquer fear
To grow
Summit Global Education retweeted
You are not too old to change your mind, make new friends, learn something new, travel to places above the clouds, forgive first, find work that brings you joy and fall in love again.
Because the moment you leave, things you never questioned—your assumptions about time, trust, work, even friendship—become visible.
Contrast reveals the invisible. And once you see it, you can’t unsee it
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Here’s the paradox of global learning:
You don’t understand your own culture until you step into another.
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