Our dear friend Paola just came back from a fabulous trip to Scotland. In this article she shares a lovely and moving story, and takes us to discover the “peedie chapel”…thank you Paola! Smirr. What a wonderful Scottish word. A fine...
When Gemma Dodd, Political Correspondent at Immigration News, suggested to write an article on how living in the UK has dropped in expat popularity, we happily accepted. We’d love to hear from the numerous expats in England who are part of...
Claudiaexpat is happy to share the story of Valeria Simone: it’s an example of rare courage and determination — those personality traits that often contribute to changing the course of our lives abroad. Valeria has worn and still wears many hats,...
Venusiaexpat shares her expat experience in Strasbourg at the time of Coronavirus. We have been living the expat experience in Strasbourg for almost three years. Strasbourg is in Alsace, in the French Grand East, one of the red areas of the...
We are excited to share this beautiful project created by expats for expats! The Expats & Spouses Monitor is a research project that sheds light on different aspects of expat life. It has been created by two experienced expats, Dr. Carlos...
We thank Giuliana, an Italian in Romania, for this beautiful article about her expat experience in Bucharest in these times of Corona virus. I have been planning to write an article about my expat experience in Bucharest, Romania for some...
Ladies, please meet Katherine Wilson, a multifaceted professional artist who moved from her native United States to Italy, where she decided to stay after she met the man of her life. In this interview Katherine explains what she embraced professionally when...
As many of you, these days I am separated from my children. Every night on Whatsapp we have a family call, and we are getting more and more into memories. Yesterday we talked about a fabulous trip we did some years...
Piedmont is located in Northwestern Italy and includes a variety of remarkable landscapes, from the Alpi mountains to the hills of the Langhe and Monferrato, to the flat plains that line the Po River. For the people of Piedmont eating is...
When I first heard about Workaway I immediately loved the idea: a form of shared economy, one can offer help and skills in exchange for accommodation and food. It combines volunteering and travelling, two activities that I have practiced extensively and...
