Europe & the UK

Despite increased focus on Asia Pacific, Europe remains a key location for businesses seeking international growth. Several of its countries regularly feature among the top relocation destinations in global mobility surveys. Read more

Following the UK’s decision to leave the European Union (EU), inward investment organisations from around the continent are competing to attract international businesses to their region or country. Germany, France, Ireland and the Netherlands are among the countries competing for a piece of the post-Brexit action. However, with new trade agreements in the pipeline, the UK continues to draw foreign direct investment (FDI) from around the world.

Despite the pervading influence of the EU, Europe is a diverse continent. Individual destinations bring their own challenges for those managing talent mobility or setting up a business or branch office there.

This section includes articles, tools and resources, plus the latest news, to help you achieve your business objectives. With input from specialists across global mobility and the relocation industry and the latest perspectives from regional conferences, we analyse key trends influencing Europe’s relocation and global mobility scene, including the impact of Brexit, demographic and economic shifts, and compliance issues.

We cover the latest trends in inbound, outbound and domestic relocation, looking at everything from key relocation destinations and industry sectors to immigration, talent management and commercial property, as well as the full range of employee and family support topics, including education and international schools, residential property and serviced apartments.

There’s plenty of practical advice and information for HR and global managers responsible for international assignments, whether long term, short term, rotational, developmental or project led, plus support for those setting up a business or a company office in Europe.

See also our Enterprise and Mobility Industry sections. For details of suppliers of international assignment and recruitment services, as well as destination services providers and relocation management companies that support businesses on the move, see our Directory. Keep informed by subscribing to our newsletters and other publications, and look out for details of our latest study tours and fact-finding missions to destinations across Europe.

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News and features

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Financial markets rattled by fresh trade uncertainty

Fresh trade chaos interrupts the Footsie’s record run as President Trump threatens 15% blanket global tariffs. Wall Street set to open lower as traders eye stagflation threats. Meanwhile Gold prices move upward again as tense geopolitics and trade turmoil collide. Reports Susannah Streeter, Chief Investment Strategist at Wealth Club.

Education

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Taking a child-first approach to AI literacy

AI is redefining the world, while schools are busy shaping policy. A child-first approach that helps students develop their creativity and critical thinking could be the best place to start.
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Exploring phone-free schools

What's the difference between phone bans versus phone-free schools? Does it have a positive impact on learning and behaviour? And how do students stand to benefit?
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The British International School Ukraine (BISU)

Established in 1997, BISU has grown to become a family of 3 schools in 2 cities offering high quality British and Ukrainian Curricula to students aged 3 — 18.

Immigration

Short-and long-term accommodation

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