Join Paula as she chats with Jen and Brett from Expatsi about their expat journey from Birmingham, Alabama, to Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico. Discover practical tips for moving abroad, exploring local culture and cuisine, uncovering hidden gems, and how community support made their transition inspiring. Want more Mexico content, then you should listen to episode 16, where I chat with Carm about her experience in Mexico.

Key Topics

• Expat journey from US to Mexico
• Choosing Merida as a destination
• Exploring local culture and cuisine in Yucatan
• Hidden gems and community support in Mexico

Helpful Links

• Episode 16 - Mexico
• Move abroad Con 
• 5 Essential things you should know when renewing your vows in Cancun
• Things to do in Cancun

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In this engaging conversation, Paula Barnes interviews Stacy McCandless, an expat with extensive experience living in Vietnam. Stacy shares her journey from working at Tokyo Disney to navigating life in various Vietnamese cities, including Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Nha Trang. She discusses the challenges and joys of being an expat, including the cultural differences, the vibrant food scene, and the importance of community among fellow expats. Stacy also highlights the beauty of Vietnam's landscapes and the unique experiences that come with living in such a dynamic country.

takeaways

• "If you can avoid using your credit card, do it."
• "Pack light. Don't bring a lot. You will want to bring stuff back with you."
• "If you're cool with getting on the back of a motorbike, it's a pretty easy city to navigate."
• "Vietnam is a matriarchal society. Most of the CEOs in the country are women."

Useful Resources

1. Discover the Pulsating Heart of Vietnam: Your Ultimate Guide to Ho Chi Minh City!
2. A Day Exploring The Mekong Delta and The Cu Chi Tunnels
3. The Best Things to Do in Hanoi for First-Timers
4. The Best Areas to Stay in Ho Chi Minh City: A Guide by District
5. A Guide to the Best Things to Do in Ho Chi Minh City
6. 5 Reasons to stay in the Old Quarter Hanoi in 2026
7. Everything you should know about Halong Bay cruise

If you want to book a tour with Stacy, message her on Whatsapp https://chat.whatsapp.com/KrMOPuA6YO053lw1LDfWdp?mode=hqctswi

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Podcast Format
02:34 Stacy's Expat Journey Begins
05:59 Moving to Vietnam: Challenges and Surprises
10:41 Life in Ho Chi Minh City vs. Hanoi
16:50 Travel Recommendations in Vietnam
21:14 Culinary Delights: Must-Try Vietnamese Dishes
25:46 Food Safety in Vietnam
29:18 Exploring Northern Vietnam's Beauty
32:21 Culinary Delights of Hanoi
37:28 Three-Day Itinerary for Ho Chi Minh City
46:08 Souvenirs and Local Products
47:24 Exploring Vietnamese Coffee and Local Delicacies
49:10 Unique Souvenirs: Pepper and Pearls
51:01 Handicrafts and Artisan Experiences
59:48 Travel Tips: Navigating Vietnam
01:02:49 Packing Light and Authentic Experiences

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Join Paula Barnes as she shares her personal journey and insights about Hong Kong, covering its neighbourhoods, attractions, food, and travel tips. Perfect for travellers and expats alike.

Key Topics

• Hong Kong neighbourhoods and their unique vibes
• Top attractions including: The Peak, Big Buddha, and Disneyland
• Local cuisine and shopping tips
• Seasonal travel advice and public transport options
• Neighbourhood Diversity in Hong Kong
• Seasonal Travel Planning

Action Items

• Plan a visit to Lantau Island and The Big Buddha
• Use the Octopus card for convenient travel
• Explore neighbourhoods beyond Kowloon and Hong Kong Island

Useful Resources

• Best things to do in Hong Kong for first timers 
• Lantau Island Must-Do's!
• Best things to do in Hong Kong at night!
• Get Your Guide Storefront 

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Join Paula Barnes in conversation with Oren Chazan, co-founder of Montino, a co-living space nestled in the stunning Lago Maggiore region of Italy. Oren shares his inspiring journey from urban life to creating a thriving community for digital nomads in the foothills of the Swiss Alps.

Discover why Lago Maggiore remains one of Italy's best-kept secrets compared to its famous neighbors, Lakes Como and Garda. Oren reveals the magic of this region—from breathtaking hiking trails and pristine nature to exceptional local cuisine featuring goat cheese, porcini mushrooms, and truffles. Learn about the unique co-living experience at Montino, where community connection meets remote work flexibility, and get insider tips on the best times to visit, transportation options, and hidden villages that offer unforgettable experiences. Whether you're a digital nomad seeking your next destination or a traveler looking for authentic Italian charm away from the crowds, this episode will inspire you to explore Lago Maggiore's natural beauty and vibrant community.

Key Takeaways

• Oren Chazan co-founded Montino, a co-living space for digital nomads in Lago Maggiore, Italy
• The region sits near the Swiss Alps and offers stunning natural landscapes
• Community connection is the core value proposition at Montino
• Lago Maggiore is less touristy than Lakes Como and Garda, offering a more authentic experience
• The area is ideal for hiking enthusiasts and nature lovers
• Best visiting season is May through October for optimal weather
• Having a car makes transportation easier, though hiking to the lake is possible
• Local culinary specialties include artisan goat cheese and porcini mushrooms
• The region is known for truffle hunting and truffle-enhanced dishes
• Exploring small surrounding villages reveals magical, off-the-beaten-path experiences

Useful Resources & Links

• Montino Co-living Space - Follow along on their Instagram page
• Hiring a car in Italy - Everything you need to know about your road trip
• Borromean Islands - Three Island tour
• AllTrails Lake Maggiore - Hiking routes and trail information

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Join Paula Barnes as she speaks with Irene Vairo, manager of the remarkable Temple Tree Resort in Langkawi, Malaysia. Irene takes us on a journey from her roots in Italy to this tropical island paradise, revealing what makes Temple Tree so special—a collection of meticulously reassembled traditional Malaysian houses that offer guests an authentic heritage experience.

In this conversation, Irene unveils the hidden treasures of Langkawi beyond the typical tourist trail. She shares insider knowledge about the island's stunning natural landscapes, vibrant local cuisine, and the warmth of the Malaysian community. Irene paints a picture of Langkawi as a destination where cultural richness meets unspoiled beauty. Whether you're a culture enthusiast, nature lover, or culinary explorer, this episode will inspire you to discover the authentic side of this Malaysian gem.

Key Takeaways

• Irene Vairo is an Italian expat managing Temple Tree Resort in Langkawi
• Temple Tree is a unique boutique heritage resort constructed from reassembled traditional Malaysian houses
• Langkawi boasts pristine beaches, lush nature, and rich local culture
• Nasi Lemak is an essential culinary experience when visiting the island
• The local community is known for its warmth and hospitality toward visitors
• UNESCO National Park and other natural attractions provide opportunities for eco-exploration
• Renting a car or scooter is recommended for maximum island mobility
• Embracing Langkawi's natural beauty and heritage creates the most meaningful travel experience

Useful Resources & Links

• Temple Tree Resort - Official website and booking
• My 2 Days at Temple Tree Langkawi - A Perfect Heritage Escape
• Why I fell in love with Langkawi: Guide to Langkawi
• Temple Tree Resort Langkawi: Staying in Malaysia’s Heritage Houses
• Temple Tree Resort Instagram - Follow for updates and inspiration

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In this engaging conversation, Paula Barnes interviews Sophian Hoe, a Singaporean expat living in Madeira, Portugal. They discuss Sophian's journey to becoming an expat, his experiences in Madeira, and the unique aspects of the island, including its natural beauty, culinary delights, and community feel. Sophian shares insights on travel tips, the best times to visit, and recommendations for dining and local experiences. The conversation highlights the charm of Madeira and the importance of connecting with the local culture.

Key Takeaways

• Sophian Hoe is a Singaporean expat living in Madeira, Portugal
• He moved to Madeira after living in Australia, Dubai, and San Francisco
• Sophian opened the only Singaporean restaurant in Portugal, Makan Madeira
• Madeira is known for its stunning nature and hiking opportunities
• Traveling to Madeira is best done by flying from Lisbon
• The ideal time to visit Madeira is during the winter months
• Madeira has unique local dishes and ingredients not found in mainland Portugal
• Renting a car is recommended for exploring the island
• Five nights is the minimum recommended stay for visitors

Helpful Links and Resources

1. Levada Walks (Levada do Alecrim specifically)
2. Monte Palace Botanical Gardens + Cable Car - Funchal Monte Palace tour
3. Porto Moniz Natural Pools - Madeira Island Tour
4. Laurissilva Forest UNESCO Site - Hiking Tour
5. CR7 Museum (Cristiano Ronaldo Museum) - Private Tour 

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In this episode, Paula Barnes shares her insights and experiences living in Singapore for nearly eight years. She emphasises the importance of viewing Singapore as a destination rather than just a stopover, highlighting its rich culture, diverse food scene, and numerous attractions. Paula provides practical tips for travellers, including the best time to visit, essential items to pack, and insider knowledge on navigating the city. She also outlines a perfect three-day itinerary for visitors, showcasing both popular sites and hidden gems. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the vibrant expat community and the unique experiences Singapore offers.

Takeaways

• Singapore is a city-state with much to offer beyond a stopover.
• The Singapore Chili Crab is a must-try dish.
• Singapore is one of the safest countries for solo travellers.
• The rainy season is a great time to visit Singapore.
• Public transport is affordable and efficient in Singapore.
• Lau Pa Sat is a famous hawker market worth visiting.
• Raffles Hotel is a top destination for luxury travellers.
• Sentosa Island offers a variety of activities for families.
• River Valley is a beautiful neighbourhood often overlooked by tourists.

Resources & Links:

• Singapore Truly — My dedicated Singapore travel site with insider reviews and guides
• Binary Styles — Architecturally inspired scarves and gifts from Singapore
• Gojek — The Indonesian ride-hailing app available in Singapore
• Kinki Rooftop Bar — Stunning views of Marina Bay from downtown Singapore
• Burnt Ends — Michelin-starred modern barbecue restaurant
• Bucket list - Things to do for first time visitors
• Hawker Centres - Guide to Singapore Hawker Centres
• Singapore Travel Guide - Everything from places to stay to the best restaurants

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Expat travel podcast | Hidden gems and insider tips | Best holiday destinations from expats living abroad | Authentic local travel experiences | International lifestyle and adventure stories

Truly Expat Travel brings you the world's best travel destinations through conversations with expats who've made foreign countries their home. Discover hidden gems, local insider tips, and authentic travel experiences you won't find in guidebooks.

Each episode features expats sharing their favourite destinations, secret spots, cultural insights, and practical travel advice from cities and countries across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. From weekend getaways to bucket list adventures, food scenes to cultural experiences, guests reveal what makes their adopted homes so special.

Perfect for travellers seeking authentic local perspectives, digital nomads planning their next move, or anyone dreaming of exploring the world beyond tourist traps. Get real recommendations from people who live the expat lifestyle every day.

What you'll discover:
• Hidden travel gems recommended by local expats
• Insider tips for popular and off-the-beaten-path destinations
• Cultural insights and authentic local experiences
• Practical advice for international travel and living abroad
• Real stories from expats around the world

🌍 New episodes weekly
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📧 Collaborations: [email protected]

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Episode 26: Christmas in Hakuba with Blaise and Kiara Barnes

This Weeks Chat:

Join me for the season finale as I chat with Blaise Barnes and Kiara Barnes, about their unforgettable Christmas holiday in Hakuba, Japan. From carving through powder snow to discovering the best après-ski spots, they share their insider tips for experiencing one of Japan's premier winter destinations. Whether you're a seasoned snowboarder or planning your first trip to the Japanese Alps, this episode is packed with practical advice and festive holiday inspiration.

What We Cover:

• Why Hakuba is the perfect destination for a winter Christmas getaway
• Snowboarding in the Japanese Alps and what makes Hakuba's powder so special
• Equipment rental tips and why Rhythm is the go-to shop
• Dining recommendations: The authentic izakaya experience at Izakaya Hie
• Après-ski culture: Drinks and atmosphere at The Aperie Bar
• Christmas in Japan: What it's like to celebrate the holidays in a Japanese ski town

Key Highlights

Snowboarding in Hakuba Blaise and Kiara share their experiences hitting the slopes in one of Japan's most famous ski regions, known for its incredible powder snow and diverse terrain.

Equipment Rental at Rhythm They both recommend Rhythm for hassle-free equipment rental, discussing what makes this shop stand out for snowboarders and skiers.

Dining: Izakaya Hie Get the inside scoop on this local izakaya that captured their hearts with authentic Japanese cuisine and atmosphere.

Après-Ski: The Aperie Bar Learn about the perfect spot to unwind after a day on the slopes, with insights into Hakuba's vibrant après-ski scene.

Helpful Travel Resources

Planning your own trip to Hakuba? Check out these comprehensive guides:

📍 The Best Restaurants to Try in Hakuba Discover more dining options beyond what Blaise and Kiara mentioned, from Wagyu specialists to the best ramen spots.

🏨 The Best Places to Stay in Hakuba A complete guide to accommodation options across Hakuba's different areas, including detailed information about Hotel Rosenheim.

❄️ Things to Know About Hakuba: A Winter Wonderland Essential travel information including how to get there from Tokyo, lift tickets, ski lessons, and activities beyond skiing.

About This Episode

This is the season finale of the Truly Expat Travel Podcast! We're wrapping up with a special family episode that brings together everything we love about travel: adventure, discovery, and sharing experiences with the people we love most.

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Episode 25: Unwrapping Christmas in London with Karla

This Week's Chat

Join me as I chat with Karla Barreca about experiencing Christmas in London, and discover why this magical city transforms into a winter wonderland during the festive season. Whether you're dreaming of a proper British Christmas or planning your festive getaway, this episode will fill you with holiday cheer and wanderlust.

What We Discuss

• Karla's Expat Story: Why she now calls London home.
  Her first Christmas living in London: The story behind her first Christmas and why she loves it so much. 

The Highlights:

• Must-visit spots and hidden gems 
• Local cuisine and Christmas markets
•  What makes it so special during Christmas
•  Seasonal Tips

Practical Bits: Getting there, where to stay, and how to celebrate Christmas 

Key Takeaways

• The Christmas lights in the city
• What to eat and drink during the holiday season
• That London has Christmas Markets too!

Mentioned in This Episode

• Christmas Markets: Christmas markets tour
• Christmas Lights:  Christmas Lights Double-decker bus tour.
• West End Christmas Shows: Elf the musical
• Winter Wonderland: Tickets sold online here

Other Things to do during the Christmas Season

1. Santa's Grotto at the Queen's House 
2. The Snowman
3. North Pole Express Tour with Santa
4. The Great Christmas Feast

Next Week

Join me as we chat about our favourite family destination for Christmas, where we will be discussing Hakuba! A true white Christmas that we love so much, we will be heading there again this year!

Are you an expat with a favourite holiday destination you're passionate about? Drop me a line at [email protected] - I'd love to hear your story!

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