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Bienvenue Relocation Network in February 2024

By Bienvenue!
28 February 2024
Bienvenue Relocation Network in February 2024

Welcome to our monthly recap!

Each month, we address different topics that bring to light our members worldwide.

These are the ones covered in January:

  • Member Spotlight
  • Industry news
  • Cultural Corner: HR tips, Lunar New Year, Foodie corner

Member Spotlight

In this month’s member spotlight, we’re thrilled to introduce Gregory Desbuquois, the dynamic cofounder of Scout Relocation and our esteemed country representative in Beijing, China. Gregory is renowned not just for his expertise in facilitating seamless relocations, but also for his vibrant personality that lights up any room. Known for his exceptional sense of humour and contagious laughter, Gregory has the unique ability to make everyone around him feel completely at ease, turning the daunting task of relocation into a joyful journey. Check this post to know more about Gregory.

Our network thrives on the connections made between our members around the globe. A recent highlight was the meetup between Caroline Scemama from Expat US and Laurent Quistrebert from Resident Vietnam in the vibrant city of Hanoi. Their gathering underscores our shared commitment to excellence and customer dedication, embodying the network’s goal to support expats everywhere. Such meetups across the world are what make our community truly special, and we’re excited to see where our members will connect next. Check this post to know more.

Industry news

Navigating the rent-to-income ratio is crucial for expatriates and HR professionals during the relocation process. In NYC, for a 3-bedroom apartment, one needs to earn about $400,000 annually, following the 40 times monthly rent rule. Comparatively, in France, the requirement is to earn 4 times the monthly rent in net salary, and in Tampa, it’s 3 times the monthly rent. These examples highlight the varying financial considerations across different locations, emphasizing the importance of understanding local housing markets and the potential benefits of housing allowances from Global Mobility programs. Read this post and its comments for more information.

Cultural Corner

One of the most frequently asked questions by our clients is, “Can you accompany my assignee this week?”. In the fast-paced world of relocation, unexpected needs arise, demanding swift and quality-focused responses. When urgent housing searches are requested, we explore all avenues, including extending temporary stays and arranging rapid property visits, ensuring solutions meet our high standards. Ready to adapt, we’re always prepared to tackle challenges head-on. Check out our LinkedIn post.

Happy Year of the Dragon! Tết Nguyên Đán marks a time of renewal in Vietnam, distinct from but akin to the Chinese New Year. Celebrated with deep cultural traditions like family gatherings, traditional foods, and vibrant performances, Tết embodies the essence of Vietnamese heritage. Dive deeper into the Tết celebrations by visiting our LinkedIn post.

Our members often share recipes of their favourite local dishes. Um Ali, a luxurious dessert from Dubai, combines pastry, nuts, and cream in a comforting treat. Perfect after a meal, it’s Dubai’s answer to bread pudding, offering a unique taste experience. Discover its rich flavours and origins in this post.

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