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Más de mil millones de turistas en todo el mundo

Global tourism reached a significant milestone in 2013, registering over one billion tourists, according to the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO). This increase, representing 52 million new travelers and 5% growth, testifies to the continuing appeal of travel despite international economic challenges. Europe welcomed the largest number of new tourists, followed closely by Asia-Pacific, the Americas […]

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Ranking of most-visited cities in 2024

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Each year, Mastercard’s ranking of the most visited cities offers a fascinating insight into global travel trends. Despite the disruption caused by global events such as the Covid-19 crisis, some cities continue to top the list of destinations favored by international travelers. In 2024, Bangkok once again established itself as the number one destination, attracting

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International Women’s Day

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International Women’s Day, celebrated every year on March 8, is always an occasion to reflect on the status of women around the world. Rather than bemoaning the poor performers, we decided to take a look at the good practices of some countries that are paving the way towards greater equality between men and women.

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Everything you need to know about your personal carbon footprint

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Depending on our lifestyle, we emit more or less carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere. Knowing your carbon footprint (CO2) enables you to correct certain consumption habits and reduce your carbon impact on the environment. What is a personal carbon footprint? The Personal Carbon Footprint measures the impact of an individual’s activities on the planet.

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What is tomorrow’s tourism?

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Tourism is one of the sectors hardest hit by the global health crisis caused by the Coronavirus. In 2020, tourist destinations received 1 billion fewer international arrivals than the previous year. The health crisis has jeopardized between 100 and 120 million jobs in tourism, most of them in small and medium-sized businesses.A situation that has

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Insuring your internship or summer job abroad

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More and more students are going abroad for work, travel, internships or semesters of study. According to a 2022 report published by UNESCO’s statistical institute, there will be over 6.3 million international students in 2020, compared with 2 million in 2000. In 2019, China was the top country of origin for international students, ahead of

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Going abroad on a VIE

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Are you a young person looking to work in the United States or elsewhere? Then the Volontariat International en Entreprise or VIE is for you! It’s very difficult for a young graduate to start his or her professional career abroad. Thanks to the Volontariat International en Entreprise program, this is now accessible to all. Created

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More and more French expatriates

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The number of French expatriates abroad continues to grow, driven by economic opportunities, family reasons or personal aspirations. In 2024, nearly 2.5 million French people were officially registered as living abroad, according to the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This figure continues to rise, particularly for destinations outside Europe. This trend reflects a growing desire

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Trend: student mobility

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Globalization continues to redefine educational opportunities for young people around the world. Indeed, more and more students are deciding to study abroad. The idea is to follow their university curriculum, seek out new skills, and live personally and professionally enriching experiences abroad. This trend, which has been accelerating for several decades, shows no signs of

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Australia and foreign students

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In recent years, studying abroad has become a major economic issue, with countries competing fiercely to attract the greatest number of young minds to gain a foothold in the booming higher education market. Australia was quick to capitalize on this new economic windfall represented by foreign students in Australia. If you too are attracted, certain

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