In my opinion, the amazing part of being overseas, traveling or on business, is that you can experience something different things, such as scenery, food, culture, local friends, and so on.

However, I suddenly remembered my experiences in Manila, Santorini, and Paris.

In my opinion, the amazing part of being overseas, traveling or on business trip, is that you can experience something different, such as scenery, food, culture, local friends, and so on.

A few days ago, I communicatedwas talking with some friends online about an interesting topic: what can't you live without when you go overseas?

In my opinion, the amazing part of being overseas, traveling or on business, is so that you can experience something different, such as scenery, food, culture, local friends, and so on.

That's the reason why I have an electric kettle specially for traveling.

A few days ago, I communicatedwalk talking with some friends online about an interesting topic: what can't you live without when you go overseas?

`communicated` isn't wrong but is very formal. You often use it in business setting "I communicated to him that if he didn't fix this mistake he would be fired". Instead you can use "talking" even when you're not actually saying the words in person, is the more natural way (even if technically you're typing a message you can still say "I was talking with").

In my opinion, the amazing part of being overseas, traveling or on business, is that you can experience something different, such as the scenery, food, culture, local friends, and so on.

Without the "the" it sound weird. You can also put 'the' in front of all the others (e.g. ... the food, the culture, local friends, and so on.), but you don't need it for the other options. I have no idea why though sorry!

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In my opinion, thewhat's amazing part ofabout being overseas, traveling or ongoing on a business, trip is that you can experience something different, things such as the scenery, the food, the culture, meet local friends, and so on.

The beauty of the world comes from its diversity, and being overseas allows you to meetengage/experience/see different cultures.

So I think I myself can live with whathowever the locals live with.

However, I suddenly remembered my experiences in Manila, Santorini and Paris.

Thenre I realized that I couldn't live without boiled water, which is why I carry an electric kettle especially for traveling.

That's the reason why I have an electric kettle specially for traveling.

What would you miss whenif you leaveft your own country?