Travel
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91Irina Greensitt: My love affair with paella, Spain’s most iconic dish
My first encounter with a paella was more than three decades ago – it was the summer of 1983 and the occasion...
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16.8KExpat Essentials: Dispatches’ complete guide to pandemic rules, restrictions across Europe (updated)
(Editor’s note: Multiple expats across Europe contributed information to this post, with Terry Boyd and Andriana Boyrikova doing the majority of the...
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454Krystal Kenney in France: My behind-the-scenes tips for the perfect Paris photoshoot
Paris is the most picturesque city in the world, and for this reason, thousands of people flock to the streets every year...
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1.0KChristina Hudson in Athens: ‘Pelion is a dream destination you have to see to believe,’ Pt. 2
(Editor’s note: We continue with our exploration of Pelion, a scenic peninsula between the Aegean Sea and the Pagasetic Gulf north of...
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6.6KNew Digital Nomad visas (updated): More countries see restless internationals as key to prosperity
As the Trump madness, the pandemic and hurricanes all converge on the United States, the question we get more than any other...
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992Christina Hudson in Athens: ‘Pelion is a dream destination you have to see to believe,’ Pt. 1
(Editor’s note: This is the first part of a two-part series about Pelion. You can see Pt. 2 here.) Pelion is a...
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4.4KStaycation Belgium: Our top-rated destinations in Europe’s most underrated country
(Editor’s note: Belgium is the next stop for our Staycation series as the pandemic limits travel in some European countries. Terry Boyd also contributed...
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3.3KStephen Heiner in Paris: Traveling without my French resident card
(Editor’s note: This article about traveling without a French resident card first appeared at The American in Paris. It’s reposted here with...
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2.6KLiina Edun in Portugal: Here’s my list of Lisbon’s best expat-favorite coffee cafés
Portugal has a strong coffee culture and you will often see locals ordering a small espresso (bica) at one of those many...
