Navigating the Expat Blues: A Guide to Thriving Overseas
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Moving to Greece
Guides
Moving to Greece
Navigating New Beginnings: Essential First Steps for Expats Arriving in Athens
Welcome to Athens, the historical heart of Greece, where ancient culture meets modern life. As an expat stepping into this vibrant city, you might feel a mix of excitement and apprehension. To help smooth your transition, here’s a practical guide on the first things you should do upon your arrival in Athens. Secure Suitable Accommodation
Life & Culture
Indulge in a Sweet Adventure at the Ice Cream Factory Theme Park and Museum in Greece
Greece is a country full of rich history, stunning landscapes, and mouth-watering cuisine. For expats looking to explore something new and exciting, the Ice Cream Factory Theme Park and Museum is a must-visit destination. Celebrating 70 years of distinguished history, Kri Kri has created a unique and modern experience that offers a fun and educational
City Breaks
Escapes
Restaurants and cafes in the southern suburbs for families with children
We have compiled a list of our favorite kids and family-friendly restaurants and cafes in the south, where a family with children is guaranteed to have a great time. The southern suburbs are a paradise for both young and old. Beaches, sea, playgrounds, and parks are literally a child’s joy. However, when it comes to
Guides
Moving to Greece
Embracing the Au Pair Adventure: A Cultural Journey for Expat Families
Living as an expat family often feels like embarking on a grand adventure, filled with new experiences and challenges. Amid the excitement of exploring a foreign land, expat parents frequently juggle the demands of parenthood without the familiar support of extended family. In these moments, hiring an au pair can serve as a beacon of
Escapes
Discovering Tranquility: The Enchanting Charms of Kythnos Island
Kythnos, a hidden gem in the Aegean Sea, beckons travelers with its 350 scattered, pristine white churches and 99 idyllic beaches. This enchanting island is a haven for those in search of serenity and genuine relaxation, whether for a leisurely holiday or a rejuvenating weekend escape. Its proximity to Attica makes it a convenient choice
Life & Culture
Discovering Greek Rosé Wines: A Refreshing Introduction for Newcomers to Greece
For people who have just arrived in Greece and know nothing about Greek wines, trying Greek rosé wines is a great way to immerse themselves in the local wine culture. Greek rosé wines offer a unique and diverse taste experience, showcasing the flavors of the country’s indigenous grape varieties. These wines are perfect for newcomers
Life & Culture
Empowering Women in the Modern Work Environment
The Live A Legacy initiative, a successful program by Mastercard and Women On Top, aims to provide comprehensive support and empowerment to more women in the modern and ever-evolving work environment. It is returning with new and expanded initiatives. On Saturday, May 18, 2024, Lydia Papaioannou and George Kapoutzidis will welcome us to Live A
Education
International Education (IB, AP)
Diverse Opportunities for Summer Learning: SBC and Summer Schools in Europe
As the summer season approaches, students are presented with a myriad of choices for enriching their academic skills, exploring new interests, and experiencing personal growth through summer schools. Among the diverse options available, both Summer Boarding Courses (SBC) and summer schools in Europe offer unique and valuable opportunities for students seeking transformative summer experiences. Summer
Education
International Education (IB, AP)
Understanding the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program and its Presence in Greece
The International Baccalaureate Diploma is a prestigious pre-university education program that is recognized globally for its rigorous curriculum and emphasis on developing well-rounded students. Available in schools around the world, the IB program is designed to prepare students for the challenges of an increasingly interconnected and competitive world. The perspective of Greek parents regarding IB