When you first step foot on this side of the pond, it’s going to feel like a new world has opened up. The climate is different, the weather is different, and so is every single thing that comes with it.

Traveling and living in the UK is one of the most amazing experiences you can have. You’ll have a great time, learn some new things, meet some people you’ll become friends with soon after that, and be safely home again before lights out.

But for those who are looking to hit the road and explore their bucket list destinations, there are a few concerns we have concerning this exciting prospect. How will our visa passes work? Do we even qualify? What if we don’t speak English? EVERYONE RAISES A HINT OF SUSPICION when they hear about someone applying for (or being approved) a British visa – or more often than not being unsuccessful at applying for one.

Being from an old country, we all know something about connecting with land as well as airways. So what if we choose to share that knowledge and help others understand why we are here? Let’s take a look at 5 of the best and brightest ways to travel around the UK.

The Best and The Brightest: The News, Reviews, And Tips About Traveling And Living In The UK

You’ve probably heard of the television series, The Thick Of It, which follows the adventures of two Polish brothers who travel around the world with their English-speaking friend Trevor. How about the best-selling novel, The Lovely Bones, which follows a couple who survive an attack on their property in the United States? You can now purchase a copy of The Lovely Bones at your local library.

This list could go on and on, but we’ll leave it at this: The UK is a great place to visit and experience life. It’s warm, it’s safe, and it has some of the most beautiful country flags you can stand in your own head and wish you were an Englishman.

Yes, we get it, it’s a great reason to travel to the UK and make new friends, but it’s not the only one. We’re building a world together, and the people who make it that much more amazing by sharing their experiences and helping us get there are what makes us so special.

The Best & The Brightest: The People, Places, and Things To Do

People are the most amazing things in the world, and for many people, the thing they’re interested in the most is some form of connection with people or places. This is why it’s so important to meet people and get to know your environment.

There are lots of great places to visit in the UK and the most obvious one to start is the country you’re from. If you’re really lucky, you might meet a person you’ve always wanted to meet but just wasn’t sure if they’d be interested or want to go to.

People are different in the UK than in other countries, and if you’re kind enough to meet someone in their own country, you’ll soon learn that everyone’s way of speaking, writing, and doing things is very different from how you've used to speaking, writing, and doing things in the UK. It’ll also likely be different for food, drink, and any other traditional things you might associate with your country.

Be Smart When Traveling Through The UK

Traveling in the UK isn’t for the faint of heart. The cold, dark, and often impenetrable nature of our countryside makes it an attractive destination for many travelers.

But be careful: The price of a winter’s stay in London can easily top £100 a night. Make sure you keep to your budget, stay at a cheap hotel, and be prepared to spend some time in the local market.

Why Does England Love It So?

It’s easy to get carried away with the beautiful places and wonderful people of the world. But why does England love it so? The truth is a little bit of research would lead one to the conclusion that England loves its independence.

Sure, there are a few tear-inducing Buckinghamshire villages and cities, but beyond that, there’s not much to love about the place. England’s charm and beauty are in its strengths — it’s great for travelers, not so much for the other way around.

Conclusion

Traveling and living in the UK is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. You’ll experience a wide range of cultures, history, and weather. You’ll meet amazing people from all over the world. You’ll experience cultures from around the world, from many different regions, and often from very different ages.

Traveling to the UK is the ultimate goal, and it’s the best opportunity to experience living in a different culture, having a change of pace, and having some fun while doing it.