February 3, 2025
Employee
Corporate Group Relocations: A Step-by-Step Guide
When a company needs to relocate multiple employees to the same destination—or from the same origin—at once, the logistics can become complex. Coordinating a “corporate relocation group move” involves strategic planning, robust communication, and a strong focus on employee well-being. Whether you are opening a new office, merging with another company, or consolidating existing operations, […]
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December 4, 2023
Global mobility
Enhancing the Family Experience in Global Mobility
The mobility industry is currently experiencing a shift in its talent agendas, focusing increasingly on improving the Employee Experience as a key strategy for recruiting and retaining exceptional talent. This trend is driven by the recognition that a positive and engaging work environment is essential for employee satisfaction and loyalty. However, a notable concern has […]
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April 27, 2022
Moving
UK travelers benefit from fast-tracking in Portugal after Brexit
By opening their e-gates to British travellers, Portugal is sending a message that it does not intend to prioritise EU tourists at the border, defying Brexit rules in the process.
Portugal becomes first country to ignore Brexit.
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April 20, 2022
Moving
Improving the Home Buying and Selling Process
Improving the home buying and selling process for the home mover and, as a result, for all stakeholders, is about delivering certainty and transparency to reduce the incumbent stress of moving home as well as ensuring the timeframe for transactions to be as short as possible.
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April 19, 2022
Moving
Policy Decision-Making Tool for Sustainable Mobility 2.0
This path is generated online, by accessing the three-module Policy decision-making tool for sustainable mobility. This tool includes a Data Module to diagnose transport and mobility issues, using the GTF, a CPM, and an Action Module to generate country actions plans (using the selection algorithm).
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April 11, 2022
Moving
Transport infrastructure – gender biased
Transport infrastructure and services regularly overlook the traveling patterns and mobility needs of women, evidence shows. The underfunding of bus stop lighting is one example of transport planners not considering the safety of women traveling at night. This appears to stem from the fact that it is mainly men making policy and investment decisions.
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April 5, 2022
Moving
Ukrainian applicants for visa – sponsored by named people in UK
Phase One of the scheme opened on 18 March for visa applications from Ukrainian applicants who have named people in the UK willing to sponsor them. Either the Ukrainian applicants or the sponsor can complete the application. One application is required per individual coming to the UK. Visas are already being issued. This route allows […]
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