A terrible beauty
We received this story during the Travel Reflections Competition. We thank Sue for allowing us to publish A terrible beauty today for this special updating on Empty Nest. Sue blogs about living
The empty nest abroad
A reflection on the empty nest abroad, following a survey in the community of Expatclic. The moment that children leave home to build their own lives outside the family nest
Third photo competition of Expatclic Italia
Dear Expatclic friends worldwide, As you can see, we’re really getting a taste for this! This will be our third photo competition open to expatriate women of all nationalities living
Axel Fassio, an amazing world of photography
We interviewed for you an Italian photographer who has always – and I mean from birth – lived in expatriation. Axel Fassio tells us about his journey as a photographer
Family visits and vacations – finding the balance in traveling
We thank Olga of https://www.europeanmama.com/ for this article, where she explains so clearly how a holiday for an expat family can get…just a bit complicated! Two years ago, our
An adventure at Aldergrove airport, Northern Ireland
We thank Paola, long-time friend of Expatclic, for this funny, light, delightful article at the Aldergrove airport… We are on our way to catch a flight to Edinburgh, Scotland, the
Acute Mountain Sickness
When our next destination is situated at high altitude, we have to take into account the fact that our body will go through a phase of adaptation and that what
A postcard from Vienna
Thanks a lot to Caroline for these useful tips on Vienna! What to see: *the three castels (Belvedere, Schönbrunn and Hofburg). Schönbrunn is not to be missed (by the way, this is what tourists
Jimy Library and the experience of Sylvia in India
The interview you are about to read was conducted nearly a year ago and today we are happy to share some great news. Thanks to good relations since April 2013,
Maria, a heart that speaks many languages
For this special updating on Extra-ordinary Lives Abroad, I want to honor the memory of an exceptional woman whom I met in Peru when I was living there, and that
