By Miko Takama
At Escape Artist, our goal is to uncover the deeper rhythms of life around the world. This month, we launch a new series exploring the planet’s five official Blue Zones: rare places where people live remarkably long, healthy, and fulfilling lives. Read More
By Amanda Garnham
When you think of la belle France, it is likely that you think of Paris first, or perhaps the Côte d’Azur and Provence But mainland France is vast, covering approximately 551,695 kms2 (248,573 sq miles) and broken down into what are known as Regions and Départements. There are 13 Regions and 96 Départements in mainland France. Read More
By EA Editorial Staff
As we’ve reported before, embarking on a digital nomad lifestyle, where you get to work and live abroad, offers the chance for an unparalleled freedom, adventure, and a whole new existence. Often a much healthier and more stress-free one at that. But sustaining that kind of lifestyle isn’t easy. In fact, to do it right requires careful research, planning, and diligence. Read More
By A Editorial Staff
In a world increasingly defined by volatility, smart investors aren’t just thinking about where to grow their wealth—they’re thinking about where to safeguard it. Beyond the traditional concerns of market performance and asset diversification, a new metric of security has emerged: geographic flexibility. Read More
By Eibhlis Gale-Coleman
Moving to Australia? It’s becoming a popular decision; 446,000 people migrated to Australia from 2023 to 2024 alone. Its shimmering facade and beach-adorned coastline attract expats seeking a classic Aussie lifestyle and the promise of sunshine. Australia’s immigration system is strict but not unreasonable, enticing expats to flock to programs like Working Holiday Visas (WHV) and employer sponsorship like bees to honey. Read More
By Alex Reynolds
The first time I came to Pakistan’s Ishkoman Valley, in 2019, I was riding a borrowed 150cc motorcycle in socks, sandals, and leggings riddled with holes. It was my first time biking in the mountains—badly, I should add. My cheap plastic helmet was my only protection from the rain and my reckless driving. Everything I owned—one ratty backpack and one overweight camera bag—was bungeed behind me, coated in a thick layer of mountain dust. Read More
By EA Editorial Staff
True financial freedom goes beyond just having enough to live comfortably. It’s about reducing financial stress, gaining control over your time, and creating the flexibility to live life on your own terms. Increasingly, people are finding that one of the most effective ways to fast-track that freedom is by moving abroad and around the world. Read More
By Ethan Rooney
When people hear the word Somalia, they think pirates, warlords, and terrorism. These are, unfortunately, issues which have plagued the country for decades and lent it a bad reputation. It would be easy to imagine that an unrecognized breakaway state in the north of the country is also synonymous with all of these things and worse—but quite the opposite is true. Read More
By Miko Takama
At Escape Artist, our goal is to uncover the deeper rhythms of life around the world. This month, we launch a new series exploring the planet’s five official Blue Zones: rare places where people live remarkably long, healthy, and fulfilling lives. Read More
