Americas
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The Outbound American: New Research Tracks the Largest U.S. Emigration Shift in Decades
Global Citizen Solutions releases new research on the structural forces driving America's emigration transformation — and where it leads.
Education
Key trends in Asian and Middle Eastern markets
British schools are increasingly looking at new opportunities and new markets in Asia and the Middle East, but cultural, regulatory and financial restrictions mean that they have to plan carefully. Increasingly, aspirational middle class families want their children to speak and learn in English, but they also prioritise an education that maintains the values and language of their own culture, as Marianne Curphey reports.
International school openings create more options for families
With well over 15,000 international schools there are more choices than ever available but parents relocating abroad will do well to remember that much of that demand is being driven by locals too
Immigration
How AI, migration and entrepreneurship will lead to continued growth in the US economy
The United States is the world’s largest economy, significantly bigger than China and six times larger than the third and fourth largest economies, Germany and India. So the health and growth of the US is vitally important for the economic fortunes of the rest of the world, especially because of its global trade links. In a recent speech to the New York Council of Relocation Professionals (NYCORP), Dr Paul Sheard, Australian American economist, policy commentator and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of The Power of Money, gave his update on the health of the US economy and his vision of the future.
Short-and long-term accommodation
Corporate demand for tertiary locations across India expected to accelerate following further boosts to the economy from Union Budget 2026-2027 and US tariff agreement
SilverDoor reports India’s second and third cities growing corporate travel market share
