Starting a new life abroad may seem very appealing. However, as experienced as you may feel with traveling, settling down for a daily life abroad is as huge a leap of faith as moving from dating life to married life. →
Many things can wake up the dormant wanderlust in us. May they be images, smells, sounds, words, or very sudden memories, the result is the same. We start dreaming of being somewhere else. Proust was not the only one to have a madeleine, a flavour that brought back nostalgic moments. If you suddenly feel the →
Is China slowly going cashless? In this country like no other, everything seems possible.
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Which new or underrated or growing travel Apps will save the day while you live or travel abroad this year? What would be the ideal “travel pack” among the smartphones and tablets apps? Which apps are broad or versatile enough to be used by a twenty-something studying abroad and a fifty-something on a business trip →
I just wish the world was twice as big and half of it was still unexplored.
David Attenborough
The multi-faceted China has an equally vibrant night life. →
Your moving date has been confirmed, your visa is being processed, it is time for you and your family to pack boxes, which will then be sent as air freight to your country of destination. →
Head out, find a cafe terrace, in Prague, Barcelona or Tianzifang →
Starting an expat assignment implies a new job and a new home. Those are key components of this change of life: culture differences at work and often a new work rhythm, a brand new work/life balance, a new home often chosen on line or hastily with a relocation agency (sure you have a great city →
Change Your Thoughts And You Change Your World
Norman Vincent Peale
A different take on Shanghai through Black & White photos →
Unless you are on a world tour with a backpack and no space to spare, shopping for souvenirs and buying gifts have become an essential part of traveling. But in many cases, those items end up catching dust on a shelf, unless they were broken during the journey back home. On your next trip, wouldn’t →
It is not a holiday, you are not going back home next week! →
China has a lot to offer to the explorer and the photographer, especially on the street side. So just dive in and follow the city lights. →
Technology often helps us find our way around a lot of complications. Here are a few tech tips you may want to look into if you do not already use them. →