Your Gateway to Expatriate Life Enrichment
Living in a foreign country as an expat can be both exciting and challenging, especially when it comes to escaping the expat bubble—a phenomenon where expatriates isolate themselves socially, primarily interacting with fellow expats instead of engaging with the local culture. While the expat community can provide a sense of familiarity and support, it’s easy
Athens, the ancient city where history whispers through every cobblestone, is also a canvas for modern-day artists who paint their stories on the walls in vibrant hues and bold strokes. Recently, a group of curious souls from the American Community Schools of Athens (ACS Athens) embarked on a journey through the city’s street art scene,
Athens named top destination for 2024
The B&E Goulandris Foundation B&E Goulandris Foundation in Pagrati, the first museum in Athens to participate in the international event of Slow Art Day welcomes all visitors to Slow Art Day 2024 on Saturday, April 13 and encourages them to discover selected works from its permanent Collection through the unique experience of slow art Slow Art Day is a global event
Moving to a new country can be a daunting experience, filled with challenges and uncertainties. One of the most significant aspects of expat life is forming friendships in a foreign land. Should foreigners avoid joining expat bubbles and dive headlong into the local culture, or is it okay to seek out fellow expats for companionship?
As you plan to embark on your life in a new country, your children will come across new cultures, languages, and attitudes which will have positive effects on their personality. They will develop their view about how the world works with them in it. They will become third culture kids (TCK’s), which is a term
Nurturing Bilingual Brilliance
Empowering Expat Families: Navigating Language Learning Together
