What is it? The Top 100 International Exchange & Expats Blogs 2016 (IX16) is a yearly contest organized by bab.la. The competition features blogs about living or travelling abroad. Who can… [Continue Reading]
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UPDATE: The nominations are closed now. Thank you for participating! bab.la is excited to announce the start of the eighth edition of “The Top 100 International Exchange and Expat Blogs”…. [Continue Reading]
A big thank you from Lexiophiles and bab.la to all the participants of IX15 – The International Exchange and Experience Blog Competition 2015! With 300 nominations and over 5,000 votes,… [Continue Reading]
Lexiophiles and bab.la invite you to vote for the best blog of the IX15 ‘Top 100 International eXchange and eXperience Blogs’ competition! Give your vote to the most exciting, inspiring,… [Continue Reading]
The IX15 (International eXchange and eXperience blogs) is a competition held by bab.la and Lexiophiles. The competition, at its seventh edition, presents you with the current year’s top 100 blogs… [Continue Reading]
5 Interesting (or shocking?) cultural aspects around the world!
ประเพณีที่น่าสนใจ (หรือน่าตกใจ?) ทั่วโลก!
It is time to share your experiences abroad! It is time for our annual IX blog competition!
We are excited to launch the sixth edition of the “Top 100 International Exchange and Experience Blogs”. Every year, we host the IX competition to recognize the 100 most exciting, inspiring, open-minded bloggers who write about their high-school or university exchange, their expat experience, their au-pair adventure or other experience abroad.
bab.la’s annual International eXchange and eXperience blog competition is finally open, and we want you to participate! Are you blogging about exchange or international experiences? Then join in and have fun competing against other bloggers. By competing you get the chance to win, and get recognized by readers from all over the world!
Wer selbst aus seiner Familie kommt, in der ein Elternteil aus einem anderen Land stammt als der andere, kennt diese Klischees sicherlich. Vermutlich war er oder sie selbst einmal in einer Situation, in der er/sie gemerkt hat, dass Andere von bestimmten Dingen ausgehen – einfach nur, weil du doch ein „Multikulti-Kind“ bist.