International Tourism in Spain – I started the day by waking up several times while also waking up everyone else in my hostel room. Afterward, I went to take shower but I had no idea how to fix the temperature. That was a good thing  because sleeping in the hostel felt like sleeping in a cotton sock.

I got up really early and I got to see the rising of the sun which was the first I felt like I could believe that I was in Spain. Breakfast was delicious and I was incredibly surprised that the hostel had so many people in it. The taxi ride was stressful but very insightful, the lady drove like maniac and sweared like a sailor but was always kind to us. It made me laugh every time. I was very grateful to get on the train on time however I did feel very bad for the others who did not make it.

The train was actually very fun and a great bonding experience. After the rest of the group showed up we finally got to the beautiful villa. I couldn't believe my eyes it felt like I entered paradise. We later went to the grocery store and I bought two full bags of food and it only cost me 40 euro's! Overall the day was magnificent and I wouldn't have changed a single thing.

Victor Ouellet

Tourism Management Student

NSCC Akerley Campus