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Albania is one of the most interesting countries in Europe, and one of the friendliest – perhaps in part because it’s so small, with a population of just 2.8 million. It is...
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The Expat Renter: How a New Yorker can navigate a move to “the Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires
In our recently launched column, the Expat Renter, we check into how leasing an apartment works in other cities and compare it to the (sometimes intractable) process New Yorkers have to go through here.Our...
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Does your long-term life goal include retiring overseas? If so, you're not alone. The prospect, however, raises questions. One of the biggest things people wonder about is how moving outside of the...
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With its proximity to the United States, an abundance of affordable cities and its appealing lifestyle (rich culture, an increasingly exciting food scene), it’s no wonder Mexico has one of the largest...
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Don’t you just hate it when airlines charge you extra simply for bringing cabin baggage? Our World Travel Hackers share their tricks for avoiding these fees, and they take on more budget...
For many Americans, retiring abroad is a dream. You might envision relaxing on a beautiful beach, waltzing through the streets of Europe, or starting a new adventure somewhere where the dollar goes...
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Sign up to the Travel newsletter for destination guides and the latest trendsHollywood's 'walk of shame' Walk of Fame stars on the intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street(Image credit: Getty Images/Bob...
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Spread the love The quality of education in Europe is one of the best globally and this has made it a norm for most international students from developing countries to move to...
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Italy, with its vibrant coastline and beautiful hill, is the place to go if you're looking for a European mini-break by train.In recent years slow travel as an idea has taken off...
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Applicants will receive between €10,000 and €30,000 to buy a house in a mountain town. ADVERTISEMENTBuying a house in rural Tuscany is on many people’s bucket list, but real estate in the...
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Is Italy a good place to retire? For many, the answer is a resounding yes. Known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and world-renowned cuisine, Italy has long been a dream destination...
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The millions of tourists who annually visit the Cinque Terre in Italy seldom realize that, in addition to the region’s candy-colored villages and sea views, this is a storied wine region with...
Scenes like this one in Amsterdam are part of what drives US citizens to consider a life abroad. (Yasonya/iStockphoto/Getty Images) By Blane Bachelor | CNN Social media’s seemingly infinite stream of #expatlife...
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The beauty, attractions, and history of Italy are all so alluring that visitors quickly get seduced and start dreaming of living here. What many don’t realize on those initial travels is that...
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Geneva, Switzerland. pawel.gaul/Getty Images Switzerland is the best country to retire comfortably, according to U.S. News & World Report. Portugal, Australia, and New Zealand also topped the list thanks to good healthcare...
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A few years ago, I would’ve lumped Croatia in with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, and Slovenia—eastern European countries with recent Soviet pasts and struggles for independence. There was a certain stony austereness...
So, you’ve narrowed your travel list down and finally booked your next trip. With all the arrangements made, your bags are figuratively packed. Now there’s only one thing standing between you and the...
It’s officially the end of an era for golden visas in Europe. In 2020, Cyprus closed its citizenship-by-investment program (similar to a golden visa but granting citizenship, not just residency). In February...
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More than two-in-three people in Ireland aged between 25 and 29 are living at home with their parents. This shocking data, released recently by Eurostat, perhaps goes a long way toward explaining why...
