Whether you’ve been in the US for twenty years or twenty days, it is always exciting to have your parents come and visit your adopted country. However, with the high healthcare costs in the U.S., some parents might be worried about having a medical emergency during their visit. The best way to avoid an expensive healthcare bill is to make sure they have good visitor insurance.
Elizabeth Baugh, Writer
Elizabeth Baugh is a freelance writer specializing in education, travel, health, and wellness topics. With over a decade of international living and travel experience, Elizabeth is an expert in the realms of international travel, moving abroad, insurance, and immigration.
She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree through a liberal arts curriculum from Kalamazoo College in 2011. During her time at university, Elizabeth was able to study in Quito, Ecuador for a semester. There, she immersed herself in the local culture and gained conversational fluency in Spanish through her studies at Universidad San Francisco de Quito.
Throughout her life, Elizabeth has called various corners of the globe home, including Spain, South Korea, Mexico, and New Zealand. Alongside her passion for writing, Elizabeth is also a licensed English as a Foreign Language teacher, with over a decade of experience working with language learners of all ages.
When she's not writing articles, sharing her knowledge in the classroom, or exploring new destinations, Elizabeth can be found indulging in her favorite pastimes: cozying up with a good book, practicing yoga, or laughing with friends and family.
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Drinking Tap Water Abroad
Be Wary of the Drinking Water In many countries, people are used to simply turning on the nearest tap and filling a glass of water to quench their thirst. However, there are many places where that luxury doesn’t exist. Even in American cities, such as Flint, Michigan, residents have been impacted by a lack of […]