An Ode to Gascony
When you think of la belle France, it is likely that you think of Paris first, or perhaps the Côte d’Azur and Provence But mainland France is vast, covering approximately…
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The Rise of Noctourism
As the sun sets, a new wave of travelers emerges, seeking out destinations in a different light—literally. Urban night markets hum with activity, moonlit safaris reveal a hidden world, and…
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Top 10 Things to Know if You’re Moving to Spain
Wherever you plan to live, you can count on a cultural deep dive where everyday life comes with its own delightful twists and surprises. Here are ten things to know…
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How to Avoid Double Taxation
For many expats, investors, and digital nomads, the world feels more connected than ever. Living in one country, earning in another, and banking in a third is no longer unusual.…
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The Bold Experiment of Liberland
In the heart of Europe, between Croatia and Serbia, there exists a tiny patch of land that no country wants. A place where taxes are optional, government control is almost…
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How Greenland Became the Arctic’s New Frontier
There’s an old saying, often attributed to the Vikings, that “Iceland is green and Greenland is icy.” The joke is that no one had been there to prove if that…
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Global Roundup: Passports, Property and Policy Shifts
From a surge in Americans seeking Irish citizenship to Spain’s property crackdown and Japan’s overtourism battle, major changes are reshaping travel and expat life. Here’s what’s making headlines this week.…
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The 12 Best Countries to Gain Citizenship by Descent
Did you know that many countries around the world grant citizenship to foreigners who can prove ancestral ties? It’s called citizenship by descent. It’s like discovering a hidden treasure, and…
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Spain’s Lessons of Self-Discovery
Ten years ago, I made the bold decision to swap the grey skies of London for the sun-kissed shores of Spain. At that time, I was immersed in the high-stakes…
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Lessons from the Republic of Rose Island
Ah, the 1960s. A time of peace, love, and…floating island states? That’s right, while the rest of the world was busy protesting wars and exploring space, a quirky Italian engineer…
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