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When most people think about moving to Greece, they imagine sun-drenched islands, sparkling coastlines, and bustling cities like Athens and Thessaloniki. But beyond the iconic postcard images lies Northern Greece—home to the...
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Representative image/iStock There is a growing emphasis on living a slow-paced life to counter the rising stress at work and home. The effect of this emphasis is also seen in how people...
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There is a growing emphasis on living a slow-paced life to counter the rising stress at work and home. The effect of this emphasis is also seen in how people are choosing...
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Solo travellers might often be described as "brave." However you see it, eating alone, going to movies alone, or even going shopping alone does take a little courage. Doing this in a...
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Share The Article Over the last ten years, a lot has changed in Bali. The rise of the digital nomad and the huge influx of international investment in the province has massively...
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One of the world’s most striking modern success stories – the United Arab Emirates (UAE) – quite literally rose from the sands of the Arabian Peninsula in 1971 to become a symbol...
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October is widely considered one of the best months to travel, and for good reason. While summer’s peak crowds disperse, winter’s chill remains at bay and autumn descends as gently as leaves...
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I knew I wanted to live abroad as soon as I set foot in the Netherlands on a trip at 17. I chased that dream for years — studying Spanish in Spain...
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I criscrossed Europe by train in week—here's what I tasted along the way.There’s a kind of magic to watching a landscape roll by through a train window—villages, vineyards, and mountains unfolding like...
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Retiring abroad is becoming an increasingly popular option for many older Americans. And why not? You have the opportunity to significantly lower your cost of living, choose your ideal weather and have...
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Whether you’re dying to see the Mona Lisa, attracted to the Parisian cafe culture, hankering for a fresh croissant, or just need a photo in front of the Eiffel Tower, a trip...
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Although somewhat controversial, options exist for expats, business professionals, and retirees to gain legal residency in another country, for the right price. So-called ‘Golden Visas’ allow individuals to live, work, and study...
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If you’re planning a trip to this Southeast Asian vacation destination anytime soon, take note that there are some parts of the country where you shouldn’t travel.The U.S. State Department updated its...
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Home » Brazil Travel News » Philippines Set To Join South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Turkey, Thailand, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Canada, UK, France, Italy, Brazil, Germany, And Other Nations In Welcoming Digital Nomads With...
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Think Cinco de Mayo is celebrated throughout Latin America? Think again! While Americans enjoy tacos and tequila today, Central Americans barely notice the date…When you hear “Cinco de Mayo,” images of margaritas,...
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Portugal is a very popular destination for expats and tourists thanks to its sunny skies, gorgeous beaches, and rich culture. However, there are multiple factors to consider before moving there.An expat turned...
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I try to be measured when I talk about my life in Greece because I never want to make other people envious. But the truth is, I feel so lucky to have...
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I’ve often joked that once I retired, I’d settle into a predictable life: leisurely mornings in my bathrobe, afternoons volunteering at the local literacy center, and weekends chasing my three energetic grandchildren...
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Tbilisi is a wild kaleidoscope of architectural styles and buildings from different epochs. Some of the most striking landmarks date to the Soviet era, 70 years of history that left a lasting...
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