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

Going for Gold:  Olympic Strategies for Global Mobility

The Olympics are more than a sporting event. It is a celebration of perseverance, adaptability, and cultural exchange, which are also crucial for employees relocating abroad. By noting Olympic...

Random places our work takes us

How many times a week do you feel pulled in many directions? Do those directions occasionally lead you to unexpected places? As Content Managers for the International Relocation Center, our work...

Roughing it Internationally

Growing up in the Appalachian mountains, outdoor recreation like camping and boating was a large part of my childhood. The COVID-19 pandemic increased the popularity of camping around the world. While...

The Tale of Two Travelers

Destination guides are more than travel resources for global business travelers. They are essential tools for ensuring smooth, efficient, and successful business trips. Why is this important for your...

Safeguarding your belongings

How much do you think the contents of your house are worth? Now, how aggravating would be if something happened to those contents while you’re relocating abroad? That’s where household goods insurance...

Worldwide Pride

June is the month in which many countries uplift and celebrate the LGBTQ community. People travel from all over to visit some of these incredible and colorful celebrations. For assignees who belong to...

The Power of Support

After listening to a live LinkedIn podcast, I was surprised to hear some familiar stats around assignment failure.  As noted by learnlight, over 40% of all assignments fail due to a...

Women Leading Nations

Quick: Can you name seven female government leaders in recent memory? Top-of-head responses might include Angela Merkel of Germany, Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand, and historical figures like the UK’s...

Common Illnesses, Uncommon Cures

Feeling under the weather in a foreign country can turn even a common cold or allergies into an extra headache. While people across the world suffer from the same maladies and most expatriates are...