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Easter is happily celebrated all around the world in many different ways. It is chiefly considered a Christian holiday but it has always been a traditional way of welcoming spring (sometimes considered the New...
Chile has one of South America’s most stable economies and is a top destination for expats interested in moving to the region. With the mountainous Andes to the east and coastal towns and sandy...
St Patrick’s Day marks the official day of the patron saint who brought Christianity to Ireland, yet, it is better known as the day to drink copious amounts of alcohol and celebrate Irish culture....
I was an Erasmus student in Aix-en-Provence and three years later, a receptionist in a hotel in Paris. In between, I went to Izhevsk, Russia, for one year to study and two years later,...
This week saw the glorification of books as celebrated by World Book Day on 7th March. Just Landed has decided to join in the literary applause and take a look at some of the...
Taiwan lies on the western edge of the Pacific ‘Ring of Fire,’ meaning that continuous tectonic movements have created a majestic landscape of intimidating peaks and soothing coastlines. Taiwan’s economy mirrors the highs and...
Just Landed’s expat guide to Costa Rica is now available in Spanish. The guide has been updated and translated to reflect the changes in the country since our original guide was published nine years...
24 hours is just the right amount of time to get a good first impression of Zurich. Follow myfriendfromzurich’s tips, and you’ll know where to go and what to do away from the tourist...
There’s something for everyone in Chile, and even if its name is believed to derive from a native word meaning ‘The land where the earth ends’, this isn’t the end of the world. Rather,...
Ahhhhhhh…The British winter, when everything comes to a standstill. The trains, the planes and even the trusted Mini Cooper! But have no fear my chill hearted Brits because Justin, ‘The Snowalien’ has risen from...
