• Capital of one of the richest countries in the world

Ireland is one of the best destinations for expats as the country is amongst the richest in the world with a high income per capita. As a result, Dublin provides many employment opportunities for those looking for a promising future. Engineering, IT, finance, computer science, health, hospitality, trade and pharmaceutical are economic sectors with broad employment opportunities.

• High standard of living

The average income in Ireland is between 1.600-1.800€ and it is not uncommon to earn up to 2.500€, a much higher salary than in most places in the world and even high for European standards

After months of rain, cold and indoor-afternoons it is time to enjoy some outdoor fun activities with the kids. It is normal that after a week of hectic work you are running out of ideas. Don´t panic, we will give you a hand!

1. Storytelling and music: during 35 minutes of music and storytelling, the connection between parents and babies is encouraged by this original activity hosted in Royal Albert Hall from 22nd of April until 15th July every Wednesday at 10:00 and 11:30.

2. Sensational Butterflies: Natural History Museum butterfly house displays for the 7th time an amazing tropical butterfly collection with species from Africa, South East Asia and North and South America.

3. Chelsea Physic Garden: every Sunday from April to October you can enjoy free sessions to this garden themed each month to reflect the change of the seasons.

4. Warner Bross Making off Harry Potter: get close to the sets and designs of these acclaimed movies. Be patient with the waiting times as long queues are expected and despite being a bit pricy (85£ for a family of 4) it is definitively worth it!

In a hectic city like UK ́s capital, one has to know its secret places to scape from the tourist flows and the sometimes annoying crowds. Today we reveal some secret spots to spend your days differently.

Parkland Walk

In a hidden corner inside Finsbury Park you will find the entrance to this unknown nature reserve located in North London; an idyllic spot with fabulous flora and fauna, perfect to stress-out from the city ́s crazy rhythm. You can also do some yoga or meditation if the temperature allows it!

Palace of Westminster

Despite being one of the most acclaimed tourist attractions of London, this Neo- Gothic building hides a well-kept secret. Have you ever thought of visiting the Big Ben Tower? To do so, you will have to request permission from your MP, which can take at least 6 months and it is only possible for 10.000 UK residents per year. Go ahead with all the red tape and prepare yourself for 334 spiral steps to presence some astonishing city views, which for sure, will not disappoint you.

If you have ever visited this city, I am sure you will not be surprised by this achievement. Located at the Western coast of the island of Luzon and capital of the province Ilocos Sur, Vigan is a World Heritage Site. Strolling along its typical cobblestone streets allows visitors to travel back in time as it is one of the few Filipino towns that have preserved its colonial architecture intact.

For the second time, this vibrant city has been awarded with an international recognition and has been elected as the New7Wonder Cities of the world amongst with Beirut, Doha, Durban, Havana, Kuala Lumpur and La Paz for their global diversity of urban society.

Vigan was originally a settlement for Chinese traders and has as well preserved its Chinese heritage evident in the popular creole families that despite its origins, have Hispanicised and adopted Spanish names. It is also visible in the colourful architecture, which fuses Oriental designs with colonial European styles.