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Travel tips and stories for relocation experts, transferees, and their families.

Is Feng Shui the Ultimate Form of Organizing?

The following article is a guest post by our friend, Sonya Weisshappel, Founder & CEO of Seriatim, Inc. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working alongside Feng Shui artists and learning...

Beat the Heat: Kids’ Summer Fun

Families that relocate around the world open their children up to many new wonders: foreign cultures, new foods, different languages and personal interactions, distinct clothes, unique toys and games...

Here Comes the June Bride

June is known for many things, including Pride, the equinox, and, at least in many countries in the Northern Hemisphere, weddings. June gets its name from Juno, Roman goddess of marriage. In France...

Got Digital Nomads?

Your Next Competitive Edge or Your Biggest Headache? “Work from anywhere” has become the new signing bonus, with recent surveys and the FlexJobs Remote Work Economy Index showing...

 Guidance During Uncertain Times

People moving to the United States are entering a shifting landscape of laws, policy, and federal funding. Companies are rolling back DEI initiatives in keeping with President Trump’s executive...

From Expat to Local: Real Stories of Cultural Integration

And how to make it happen for you! The following article is a guest post by our friends at BiCortex Languages and BiCortex Translations. There are many reasons people relocate, from being transferred...

Food That Fits Your Lifestyle

Food is one of the greatest pleasures of life, and finding new and exciting dishes can be one of the best parts of an assignment. For those with dietary restrictions – religious or otherwise – or...

Finding Clarity in Chaos: 

Reflections from EuRA and FEM Americas Summit I’ve just returned from the EuRA Conference and FEM Americas Summit, where navigating global uncertainty emerged as a central theme. At each event...

And the winner is…

The world is full of unique places that have the distinction of being the ‘first,’ ‘best,’ ‘most,’ or some other superlative. Newcomers are intrigued by labels that distinguish their host country from...