Archive for ‘Europe’
European Airline Passengers Flying High with Enhanced Legal Rights
By Helen Bannigan - (0)New rights for airline passengers have been unveiled by the European Commission to address the most common airline…
A Venetian’s Venice: Looking Back at My Expat Life in Italy
By Deja Dragovic - (2)Deja Dragovic looks back at her time she spent living in Venice working for the UN on conservation and tourism management issues…
Family Travel in Spain: One Family’s Story of how “Traveliving” Changed their Life
By KsenijaRostova - (1)KsenijaRostava expected some sun and sand when she and her family took a long-term trip to Valencia…
Implementing Organic Farming Methods in Hungary: Proud to Not Fit Into the Culture
By Cheryl Magyar - (0)Sometimes you will want to fit into your new culture, but at other times it is best to embrace things…
Italy: The Most Beautiful Churches and Cathedrals in Florence
By Jackson Sampson - (1)No trip to Florence would be complete without taking on some of the churches and cathedrals…
Trying to Understand the Nuances of Culture as an Expat in Milan
By BojanaMurisic - (5)BojanaMurisic married an Italian man, moved to Milan, and has since struggled trying to come to an understanding…
5 Tips for Meeting Local Artists in Foreign Countries (And Why You Should)
By Leah Kohlenberg - (2)Connecting with local artists abroad offers a unique perspective and privileged entry into a foreign…
The Azores of Portugal: Expat Paradise Off the Beaten Path
By Casey Hartnett - (32)For those looking for affordable and stress-free island living, the Azores should definitely not be overlooked as an option…
The Euro Zone Crisis and Why Expats in Europe Should Be Prepared
By David Miran - (0)Expats who save or invest in euros may want to make some adjustments and preparations to prepare for a possible fallout from the Euro zone…
Inspiring Single Dad Talon Windwalker Travels the World with His Adopted Son
By Talon Windwalker and Cathy Brown - (9)Talon Windwalker is a single parent of an adopted son whom everyone calls Tigger…
North Cyprus is Expat Paradise Recognized
By Rob Brewster - (11)Off the beaten expat path, North Cyprus is a treasure off of the coast of Turkey, where low cost of living can pair with an incredibly high quality of life…
Trading Life in Las Vegas for the Beach in Romania
By Gregg Roberts - (0)While Romania may not be the first place you might think to move abroad, its low cost of living, bustling nightlife, and beautiful coastline may have you…
Accidental Homesteaders – Living the Simple Life in Hungary
By Cheryl Magyar - (7)Cheryl Magyar and her husband left materialism, anxiety, and stress behind them in the suburban US, and have since created the unlikely…
Are French People Nice?
By Elaine Sarantakos - (7)Are French people nice to tourists? I just arrived in Paris and asked a French girl for directions to Notre Dame from Rue St. Michel…
Expats Living in France
By Julie R Butler - (6)As one of the largest countries in Europe, France features a rich and diverse history, culture, and geography…
Living in Paris – The Great Escape
By Doni Belau - (2)Have you ever wanted to escape or at least dreamt of escaping your hum-drum life? Every woman I know has wanted to at some point in their lives. For most it has been just a dream while others have tried and failed. Still, a few lucky others have escaped and lived to tell about it, their lives intact…
Expats Living in Italy
By Julie R Butler - (2)Italy is fine art and abundant culture, high fashion and fast cars, slow foods and great wines, and the time to enjoy…
Doing Business in France
By Escapeartist Staff - (0)One of the most challenging aspects of doing business abroad is the tremendous effort required to overcome all…
Plitvice Lakes: The Paradise of Croatia
By EscapeArtist - (0)If you dream in lush lakefront landscapes, flowing waterfalls and dense woodlands just steps away from waterfront property…
Bassenthwaite Lake: England’s Crown Real Estate
By Jay Scott - (0)There’s nothing quite like the English countryside. Green and rolling pastures, picturesque villages and a quieter pace of life…
