Jack Hawkins articles

If you're considering a move across America, whether from the East Coast to the West Coast or vice versa, here are some of the biggest culture shocks you should prepare yourself for in advance.

If you're about to take your first big trip across the ocean to another country, it's a good idea to do some research and understand how other cultures can interpret certain American customs. Let's go over which American customs won't fly elsewhere in the world.

Whether you're roughing it with a backpack, tent and sleeping bag, or are camping outdoors in luxury in a travel trailer, free camping is always a bonus. Most US states have made plenty of random campsites free to use. If you're trying to find out where you can camp without spending an arm and a leg, this article is for you.

Whether your dream job is sitting on a cruise ship, sailing around the world, or getting paid to work on a farm, or exploring the Alps on skis, these jobs allow you to travel and work at the same time—which is almost everyone's dream life, right?

Whether you're looking to move to America, or are just visiting on holiday from another country—some of these culture shocks are seismic for non-Americans looking to move to America.

Chicken wings are one of America's iconic foods—whether you like yours Plain Jane or with a bit of spice, here are some of the best chicken wings in America.

The bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwich is an icon of North American cuisine. Many restaurants will fight over who has the best BLT, and many innovate and provide their twist on the classic. Here are some of the best BLTs in America.

Next time you're traveling to Europe, rather than sticking with the trusted fast food chains you know and love at home, try these European fast food chains for a taste of something different!

There's a Chinatown in every major city throughout the country: a confluence of Chinese food, artwork, culture, history, and people. Here are some of the best Chinatowns across America.