Making travel a part of your life
It seems that with every passing year the number of flights on offer and people traveling increases. Whether or not this is because more and more people now consider travel to be essential rather...
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Must-have expat apps
Although people have been moving abroad since what seems like the beginning of time, modern expats are pretty lucky. From buying flights online to food delivery apps, we use our phones for everything –...
How to meet new people abroad
No expat experience is complete without sharing it with others, but meeting new people abroad can be harder than we think. Don’t worry though – whether you’re looking to hang with the locals or...
5 things you didn’t know about Nicaragua
Nicaragua may be most known for its beautiful beaches, amazing greenery, and tropical climate, but this Central American country has so much more to offer. If you’re visiting, moving to or living in Nicaragua,...
World’s most expensive expat cities
Are you living in one of the most expensive expat cities in the world? HR consultants Mercer measured the cost of living for expats in cities in 209 countries across the globe. You might...
Expat Interview: UN worker Sibylle Eschapasse
Sibylle Eschapasse is originally from Paris and has been living in New York since 2002. She is a graduate of Sorbonne University and is working at the United Nations. Actively involved in the French...
UK votes leave – what now for expats?
The UK yesterday voted to leave the EU in a referendum that saw over 33 million votes cast. While the long-term effects of the Brexit cannot be certain at the moment, we have already...
Country of the month: United Kingdom
Exciting stuff going on in the United Kingdom this month. Not only is the Brexit referendum coming up, where British citizens decide if they want to remain a member of the EU, but the...
Digital nomads travel light
In a world of instant messaging and on-demand streaming, people are making more spur-of-the-moment decisions with less and less forethought. And these quick decisions aren’t limited to small affairs; people are moving at the...
Leave your myth in Greece
A couple of years ago the Greek government ran a tourism campaign with the slogan ‘live your myth in Greece’. Now, with youth unemployment at a staggering 48%, the government has been successful in...
