Robert Fried, Expedition America, USA
We started working with every school I walked into and eventually we started doing trips and proved we could offer lower price and higher quality tours.
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Carma Elliot, Director China, British Council
It’s really important that UK universities demonstrate a continuing warm welcome for international students.
Coral Martínez Iscar, director, SEPIE, Spain
The Spanish language is currently the second most spoken language in the world, but we should also be working on our English-taught programs.
Craig Shim, Founder, Alphacrane Intercultural Specialists, Australia
What tends to hold international students back is it is quite often very difficult to try to go and introduce yourself and get into a group without some kind of invitation.
Olga Krylova, HSE University St Petersburg, Russia
The way the media outside of Russia talks about the country gives the impression that we are pretty closed. It’s our role to be a little bit above politics and to open borders.
Meti Basiri, Co-Founder & CMO, ApplyBoard, Canada
Our mission is making education accessible for every single student in the world, it does not matter where they are from.
Francis J Ricciardone, president, AUC, Egypt
We are optimistic that now the State Department has put Egypt in the same security category as the UK, Germany, Italy, France, Spain – that would again encourage students to come back.
Shokooh Safavipour, Andisheh Novin, Iran
That was the worst thing that ever happened to our country. The currency has collapsed, the last few months. The dollar has tripled or even more.
Priscilla Gatto, project manager at Sagitter Training, UK
An experience abroad is a professional and personal investment.
Francisco Marmolejo, Tertiary Education Specialist, The World Bank
We are missing the point by not making internationalisation central to the concerns of society.
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