Your first time in the UK is going to be a blast! The country has a fun, youthful vibe that will instantly draw you in. But it’s important to know that proper travelling doesn’t come naturally to all of us. It’s something that comes through learning and experience. Students don’t have too much experience with travelling, so they can make up for it with a bit of preparation.

How can foreign students enjoy their journey to the UK in the best way possible? Are there any safety tips they should follow? What UK travel destinations must not be missed? We’ll help you prepare with a few simple tips on how to enhance your experience and safety.
When you only get 3-4 sunny days a year, you've got to make the most of them! © Pajor Pawel / Shutterstock.com

Tips for a Student: How to Benefit the Most from Your UK Trip

Look, it’s okay to wear the same clothes for a few days in a row. You’ll need to change your t-shirts and socks, since you’ll be walking (and probably sweating) a lot. But be savvy with the clothes you pack. Make them light and limit yourself to the essentials. Take an extra bank card, so you’ll have some money to buy new clothes in case of an emergency.

As for the backpack — you’ll absolutely need it. You won’t experience the UK lifestyle only by visiting pubs and fish & chips restaurants. There are beautiful sights to see. You’ll learn how to use public transport, and you’ll be doing quite a bit of trekking in order to see as much as possible. The backpack is crucial in those situations.

2. Explore Educational Opportunities
Travelling to the UK won’t come at a cheap price. The airline ticket will cost you a lot, especially if you travel from overseas. The trip will burn through your savings if you don’t find a way to make it more affordable. Taking a year abroad is one way to do it. You’ll have more than enough time to explore the cities and the countryside. A longer stay makes the flight ticket seem more affordable, too.