A guide for executives and families considering a move to Riyadh, written by residents covering family decisions, schools, housing, and the practical realities of daily life in Saudi Arabia's capital. Readers get candid, practical framing on relocation, though the sampled issues are partly promotional and one issue is a placeholder.
Website: https://new-to-riyadh.ghost.io/
A personal blog by an American mother who has lived abroad for years, writing about raising third culture kids, self-care for globally mobile parents, and the emotional experience of cross-cultural transition. Each issue mixes reflective essays with lived anecdotes from Venezuela, Malaysia and international schools.
A personal, reflective Portuguese-language newsletter by a writer living in Austria, covering everyday routines, friendships, seasons and small moments of joy or melancholy. Each issue reads like a diary essay, mixing anecdotes with poetry quotes and questions about happiness.
A Japanese writer living in France shares personal reflections on moving to Nice, learning French and settling in Paris. The newsletter reads as a candid, diary-style account of expatriate life, with practical details about apartment hunting and adjusting to French culture.
A family newsletter from an American family living in Valencia, Spain, sharing personal updates on their daughter, their Spanish citizenship process, and local events such as the 2024 floods. It reads as warm, personal correspondence for friends and relatives rather than a broader publication.
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