Truly Expat Travel

Paula Barnes
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Truly Expat Travel Podcast 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, our guests reveal what makes their adopted homes 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✈️ Subscribe for authentic travel inspiration📧 Collaborations: info@trulyexpat.com

  1. 4d ago ·  Video

    What Happened When My Husband Got Sick in Italy

    A three-year dream trip to Italy ended with an ambulance, a hospital bed on the Amalfi Coast and lessons every traveller should hear before they go. This episode is different. No destination guide, no itinerary. Just a story I hope never happens to you, but one you need to hear in case it does. I'd planned a six-week trip through Morocco, Spain and Italy, ending with a family reunion in my late father's tiny hometown in Calabria to celebrate what would have been his 100th birthday. Then my husband fell ill on the train from Milan. Within days, we were in an overcrowded emergency room in Sorrento, unable to understand what was happening, before he was moved to a hospital in Vico Equense for nine days. I share the frightening parts, the frustrating parts, and the unexpected kindness of a small Italian town that took care of us. I also share the practical lessons I learnt the hard way, after 20 years of thinking I was too well travelled to need them. IN THIS EPISODE - Why business class on Italian trains is worth booking ahead - What Italian public hospitals are really like, including visiting hours, shared rooms and no showers - How reciprocal health care and travel insurance saved us from a huge bill - The flights, hotels and bookings we had to change, and what you can and can't claim - Sending luggage across Italy by courier for 20 euros - The medical information you should always carry, written down - Why I'll be going back to Vico Equense, by choice next time TRAVEL PREPARED CHECKLIST - Travel insurance or international health insurance, with the policy number and emergency contact saved - haven't got any? Then click the link to the insurance I recommend - Safety Wings - Check whether your insurer needs a doctor to fill out a form, and take it with you - Your passport, always - A written list of medications, medical history and allergies, so someone can read it if you can't speak - A few key words in the local language: hospital, emergency, surgery, doctor - Patience. Things get lost in translation. PLACES MENTIONED Our accommodation in Piano di Sorrento: Piano di Sorrento - Il Giardino segreto dei Limoni apartments  Our accommodation in Vico Equense: White Stylish Apartments  Giovanni's pizzeria in Vico Equense, home of pizza by the metre: L'Università della Pizza/Pizza a metro da Gigino Still travel. Just travel prepared. Safe travels. Send us Fan Mail Stay connected wherever you land with eSIMo. Skip the SIM queue and roaming fees: choose a data plan in the app and connect on your phone- no physical SIM needed.  Download: https://esimo.sng.link/Dfwtk/puf0n/6j1t Use code TRULYEXPAT for 20% off. Sponsored. Using the link supports Truly Expat Travel at no cost to you. Travel with peace of mind: SafetyWingsGet covered in 180+ countries with flexible monthly subscriptions starting at just $45.08. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Find me on: Website: Truly Expat Travel  Facebook: Truly Expat Instagram: Truly Expat Travel  TikTok: Truly Expat Travel  Running this podcast takes a lot of coffee (and countless hours exploring every destination!). If you found this helpful and want to support more honest, detailed travel guides and itineraries, you can buy me a coffee. No pressure though – I'm just happy you're here and hope you have an incredible adventure! 🙂

  2. Oct 26 ·  Video

    Bangkok Like a Local: Street Food, Secret Bars & Tips

    A $619 flight to Thailand changed Bill Mullen's life. Eight years on, "Bangkok Bill" shares how to get around, what to eat, and the Bangkok most visitors miss. Paula talks with Bill Mullen, author, podcast host and founder of Thailand Adventure Network. Bill booked a cheap flight on a whim and swapped his Key West retirement plan for Thailand. Whether it's your first visit or your fifteenth, this episode is packed with practical tips for travelling Bangkok well. IN THIS EPISODE - Why Bangkok is friendlier than it looks, and the "saving face" tip every visitor should know - The easiest way from Suvarnabhumi Airport into the city - Beating traffic with Grab bikes and win motorcycle taxis - Tipping in Thailand (spoiler: it's not expected) - Must-try dishes, plus how to say "not spicy" (mai phet) - Hidden cafes, ICONSIAM by boat, and day trips to Erawan Falls and Kanchanaburi - The tuk-tuk lesson Bill learned the expensive way - Bangkok's best bars: Saxophone Pub and Havana Social's secret phone booth - The best time to visit, and why the rainy season is underrated For more of Thailand, listen to Season 1 Episode 8 on Kaeng Krachan National Park. BILL'S BOOK + LISTENER OFFER Getting Lost in the Magic of Thailand: Island Hopping Down the Siam Spice Route. Order the paperback through Bill's special deal link, mention you're a Truly Expat Travel Podcast listener, and he'll send you the full-colour ebook free: here CONNECT WITH BILL Podcast - Thailand Adventure Secrets podcast: Website: thailandadventurenetwork.com Email: support@thailandadventurenetwork.com Send us Fan Mail Stay connected wherever you land with eSIMo. Skip the SIM queue and roaming fees: choose a data plan in the app and connect on your phone- no physical SIM needed.  Download: https://esimo.sng.link/Dfwtk/puf0n/6j1t Use code TRULYEXPAT for 20% off. Sponsored. Using the link supports Truly Expat Travel at no cost to you. Travel with peace of mind: SafetyWingsGet covered in 180+ countries with flexible monthly subscriptions starting at just $45.08. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Find me on: Website: Truly Expat Travel  Facebook: Truly Expat Instagram: Truly Expat Travel  TikTok: Truly Expat Travel  Running this podcast takes a lot of coffee (and countless hours exploring every destination!). If you found this helpful and want to support more honest, detailed travel guides and itineraries, you can buy me a coffee. No pressure though – I'm just happy you're here and hope you have an incredible adventure! 🙂

  3. Oct 20 ·  Video

    Sailing French Polynesia: Seeing the World by Sea

    What’s it really like to see the world by sailboat? Alison has spent eight years sailing from the Caribbean to the Azores to French Polynesia, and her very first crossing nearly ended it all. Alison and her husband Dan set off to chase a childhood dream of sailing around the world. Alison joins me from the islands of French Polynesia to share what it’s like to arrive somewhere by sea, from Moana-style reefs and remote atolls to waterfall hikes in the Marquesas. She also explains why the Azores is her favourite place of all. IN THIS EPISODE The “perfect storm” with 20-foot waves on their first ocean crossingSailing inside the reefs that inspired MoanaSnorkelling the Tuamotu atolls and waterfall picnics in the MarquesasThe Azores: whale spotters, $2 wine, island cheeses and a free sardine festivalA $20 anniversary feast at a farmhouse with no menuTips for trying slow, nomadic travel one chunk at a timeCONNECT WITH ALISON Books: alisongieschen.com Blog: sailmates.org Instagram: Sailmates Youtube: Sailing Equus This episode contains affiliate links. If you book through them, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.  If you'd rather see the world by sea with a bit more comfort, listen to Season 2 Episode 32 on your first cruise. Send us Fan Mail Stay connected wherever you land with eSIMo. Skip the SIM queue and roaming fees: choose a data plan in the app and connect on your phone- no physical SIM needed.  Download: https://esimo.sng.link/Dfwtk/puf0n/6j1t Use code TRULYEXPAT for 20% off. Sponsored. Using the link supports Truly Expat Travel at no cost to you. Visas Made Simple Skip the embassy lines. iVisa handles it all online—fast, easy, and stress-free.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Find me on: Website: Truly Expat Travel  Facebook: Truly Expat Instagram: Truly Expat Travel  TikTok: Truly Expat Travel  Running this podcast takes a lot of coffee (and countless hours exploring every destination!). If you found this helpful and want to support more honest, detailed travel guides and itineraries, you can buy me a coffee. No pressure though – I'm just happy you're here and hope you have an incredible adventure! 🙂

  4. Oct 13 ·  Video

    The Night a Whole Pub Emptied for the Northern Lights: Donegal's Best-Kept Secrets

    Planning a trip to Donegal, Ireland? Local fiddler Tara Connaghan shares where to hear real Irish music, see the Northern Lights and escape the tourist crowds. Donegal is Ireland's wild northwest corner: fewer tourists, friendly locals and some of the best traditional music on the island. Paula chats with Tara Connaghan, a professional fiddle player, tour guide and podcaster from Glenties, about why serendipity is the best plan in Donegal, how to find an authentic Irish music session (and the etiquette visitors need to know), and where she'd take a friend for three days. IN THIS EPISODE • Why you drive through Northern Ireland to reach Donegal • Best time to visit: September and May • Northern Lights and rare moonbows in Ireland • Why you need a car in Donegal • Finding trad music sessions and session etiquette • Irish dancing explained: sean-nos, step, ceili and set dancing • Is Donegal safe for solo travellers? • A 3-day itinerary: Arranmore Island, Sliabh Liag cliffs, Donegal Town • The Irish whiskey revival, Donegal tweed and Hanna Hats (as worn in Peaky Blinders) • Little Mamma's Gelato and the half-tub ice cream story READ MORE ABOUT DONEGAL Ultimate Guide to Donegal Things to Do in Donegal Town (incl. Little Mamma's Gelato): Things to Do in Letterkenny Best Day Trips from Letterkenny Connect with Tara. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tarafiddle/Website: https://www.sessionetiquette.comYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@SessionEtiquetteSome links are affiliate links. If you book through them, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.  For more of Ireland, listen to Season 2 Episode 27 on Dublin. Send us Fan Mail Stay connected wherever you land with eSIMo. Skip the SIM queue and roaming fees: choose a data plan in the app and connect on your phone- no physical SIM needed.  Download: https://esimo.sng.link/Dfwtk/puf0n/6j1t Use code TRULYEXPAT for 20% off. Sponsored. Using the link supports Truly Expat Travel at no cost to you. Travel with peace of mind: SafetyWingsGet covered in 180+ countries with flexible monthly subscriptions starting at just $45.08. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Find me on: Website: Truly Expat Travel  Facebook: Truly Expat Instagram: Truly Expat Travel  TikTok: Truly Expat Travel  Running this podcast takes a lot of coffee (and countless hours exploring every destination!). If you found this helpful and want to support more honest, detailed travel guides and itineraries, you can buy me a coffee. No pressure though – I'm just happy you're here and hope you have an incredible adventure! 🙂

  5. Oct 6 ·  Video

    Too Old to Travel Alone? What Nobody Tells You About Solo Travel After 50

    Scared to travel alone after 50? So was I. From hiding in a hotel at 21 to driving Sicily solo, here's how I learned to love solo travel, plus my safety tips. This week it's just me, and it's personal. I share how I went from eating dinner alone in my hotel room to making solo dinners my favourite part of any trip. I also cover the fears that nearly stopped me: my age, loneliness and safety. IN THIS EPISODE - The scary night in Wales at 21 that put me off solo travel for years - My first real solo trip: jet lag, rain and big trucks on the drive to upstate New York - Hauling four months of luggage over Sicily's cobblestones, and the backpack trick that fixed it - Walking the Camino alone and finding out I'm never really alone - A late-night taxi in Istanbul and the fake phone call I made - The apps and habits that keep me safe: TripIt, a printed itinerary, eSIMs, a VPN, sharing my ride-hail tracking, and only one earbud in - What solo travel taught me about not giving up MY TIPS IF YOU'RE NERVOUS ABOUT YOUR FIRST SOLO TRIP 1. Start small: book a weekend away close to home. 2. Join a tour with people your own age and pace. 3. If your first trip goes wrong, give it another go. It usually clicks on the second or third trip. TRAVEL WITH ME I host small-group trips for women over 50. My Taiwan trip this October has a few spots left. Taiwan was the first place I lived outside Australia, 19 years ago. A Bhutan trip for couples is planned for April/May next year. Get in touch to find out more. For a taste of how I travel solo, listen to Season 1 Episode 14 on my solo trip to Nîmes. Safe travels and until next time! Send us Fan Mail Stay connected wherever you land with eSIMo. Skip the SIM queue and roaming fees: choose a data plan in the app and connect on your phone- no physical SIM needed.  Download: https://esimo.sng.link/Dfwtk/puf0n/6j1t Use code TRULYEXPAT for 20% off. Sponsored. Using the link supports Truly Expat Travel at no cost to you. Skip the Taxi Queue.Book Before You Land🚗 Skip the taxi stress. Pre-book your transfer in 120+ countries. Book here →Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Find me on: Website: Truly Expat Travel  Facebook: Truly Expat Instagram: Truly Expat Travel  TikTok: Truly Expat Travel  Running this podcast takes a lot of coffee (and countless hours exploring every destination!). If you found this helpful and want to support more honest, detailed travel guides and itineraries, you can buy me a coffee. No pressure though – I'm just happy you're here and hope you have an incredible adventure! 🙂

  6. Sep 29 ·  Video

    Everything You Need to Know Before Your First Cruise

    Everything You Need to Know About Cruising — The Hacks, the Freebies & Why You're Doing It WrongIf you've ever been cruise-curious but didn't know where to start, this episode is for you. Shannon and Anne from Travel Time Stories with Shannon have cruised everything from Alaska to Iceland and they're sharing the insider knowledge that most people only learn after their fourth or fifth sailing — including how they scored a 12-night cruise to Ireland, Scotland and Iceland for just $250 each. We cover the real cost of cruising (spoiler: it's way cheaper than you think), how to get free cruise offers without being a high roller, why you should never book a cruise shorter than 7 days, and the packing hacks that mean you'll never need more than a carry-on. Plus: the truth about drink packages, booking excursions through locals instead of the cruise line, and which cruise size actually gives you the best experience. 🚢 Want to cruise with Shannon & Anne? They're hosting their first-ever group cruise — March 14–21, 2027 on Princess Cruise Lines from San Juan, Puerto Rico, stopping at Tortola, St. Kitts, Dominica, Grenada & Barbados. Only 6 cabins left. Deposit is just $250 per person, with the balance due December 15, 2026.  If you love seeing the world by sea, listen to Season 2 Episode 35 on sailing French Polynesia. Connect with Shannon & Anne: Website & podcast: traveltimestories.comEmail: traveltimestorieswithshannon@gmail.comSend us Fan Mail Stay connected wherever you land with eSIMo. Skip the SIM queue and roaming fees: choose a data plan in the app and connect on your phone- no physical SIM needed.  Download: https://esimo.sng.link/Dfwtk/puf0n/6j1t Use code TRULYEXPAT for 20% off. Sponsored. Using the link supports Truly Expat Travel at no cost to you. Skip the Taxi Queue.Book Before You Land🚗 Skip the taxi stress. Pre-book your transfer in 120+ countries. Book here →Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Find me on: Website: Truly Expat Travel  Facebook: Truly Expat Instagram: Truly Expat Travel  TikTok: Truly Expat Travel  Running this podcast takes a lot of coffee (and countless hours exploring every destination!). If you found this helpful and want to support more honest, detailed travel guides and itineraries, you can buy me a coffee. No pressure though – I'm just happy you're here and hope you have an incredible adventure! 🙂

  7. Sep 22 ·  Video

    South Carolina Will Surprise You — Here's Why It's America's Most Liveable State

    She lives on an island with palm trees, walks to world-class restaurants, and says the mountains are only an hour away. Shannon Bednarova moved to South Carolina's Isle of Palms — and makes a very convincing case that it's the most liveable place in America right now. In this episode: the beaches most visitors never find, the Gullah Geechee food culture that makes Charleston's dining scene unlike anywhere else in the US, what hurricane season actually means for daily life, and the honest truth about costs if you're thinking of relocating. For more of the American South, listen to Season 2 Episode 21 on my whirlwind Nashville trip. 🗺️ PLACES TO KNOW Beaches: Isle of Palms, Sullivan's Island, Folly Beach, Hilton Head, Kiawah Island, Myrtle Beach Cities: Charleston, Beaufort, Greenville, Columbia Thinking of moving? Mount Pleasant, Fort Mill, and Tega Cay offer more affordable options near Charlotte 🍽️ EAT THIS Shrimp and grits, perloo (low country rice with sausage and seafood), and benny wafers are the dishes to know. Charleston's restaurant scene rivals New York and New Orleans — Shannon recommends Slightly North of Broad (SNOB) and Lenore by Vivian Howard. Don't leave without visiting the historic Market Street for hand-woven Gullah Geechee seagrass baskets. 📋 GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO • Best seasons: spring and autumn — avoid the intense summer humidity • Hurricane season runs 30 June – 30 November • You'll need a hire car — public transport is very limited • Charleston's airport is small and easy; an Uber gets you downtown in minutes 🎙️ THIS WEEK'S GUEST Shannon Bednarova — podcast host, traveller, Isle of Palms local Podcast: A Lady Well Traveled (all streaming platforms + YouTube) Email: shannon@aladywelltraveled.com Send us Fan Mail Stay connected wherever you land with eSIMo. Skip the SIM queue and roaming fees: choose a data plan in the app and connect on your phone- no physical SIM needed.  Download: https://esimo.sng.link/Dfwtk/puf0n/6j1t Use code TRULYEXPAT for 20% off. Sponsored. Using the link supports Truly Expat Travel at no cost to you. Skip the Taxi Queue.Book Before You Land🚗 Skip the taxi stress. Pre-book your transfer in 120+ countries. Book here →Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Find me on: Website: Truly Expat Travel  Facebook: Truly Expat Instagram: Truly Expat Travel  TikTok: Truly Expat Travel  Running this podcast takes a lot of coffee (and countless hours exploring every destination!). If you found this helpful and want to support more honest, detailed travel guides and itineraries, you can buy me a coffee. No pressure though – I'm just happy you're here and hope you have an incredible adventure! 🙂

  8. Sep 15 ·  Video

    San Miguel de Allende: Why This UNESCO Mexican City Has Been Voted #1 Small City in the World 7 Times

    Voted the #1 small city in the world seven times by Condé Nast Traveler. Spring-like weather 365 days a year. A Waldorf Astoria moving in next door. This isn't a fantasy — it's San Miguel de Allende, and today's guest has lived there for 17 years. Greg is a real estate broker and owner of the first Berkshire Hathaway Home Services franchise in all of Mexico. He moved to San Miguel at 50, intending to semi-retire — and never looked back. In this episode he gives us the full insider's guide: where to eat, what to do, when to go, and everything you need to know before you arrive. Love Mexico? We have two more episodes you'll enjoy — Mexico Off the Tourist Trail: An Aussie Expat's Local Guide and Mérida Travel Guide: Cenotes, Flamingos & Hidden Gems in the Yucatán. Mexico Off the Tourist Trail: An Aussie Expat’s Local GuideIn This Episode Why San Miguel de Allende keeps beating out cities worldwide for the #1 small city titleWhere to eat — including the world's #1 rooftop restaurant and a chef covered in tattoos who's held the #1 spot for 18 yearsThe one dish you must try (and you'll never find it in Australia or the US)How to get there, get around, and why you should leave the hire car at homeFestivals: Day of the Dead, the Katrina Parade, the world's largest bilingual film festival, and 150 other celebrations a yearThe "random Aztec parade factor" — and what mañana really meansGreg's top tips for planning your visitAbout San Miguel de Allende Location: Central Mexico, inland at 6,400 feet altitude — no humidity, no beach crowdsClimate: Spring-like year-round; 40°F diurnal swing in winter, never snowsPopulation: ~175,000 — compact, walkable, European village feelClosest airports: Querétaro (QRO) and León (BJX) — both ~75 minutes awayWhere to Eat The Restaurant — Greg's top pick for foodies; the chef (a tattooed local legend) has held the #1 spot for 18 yearsQuince — voted #1 rooftop restaurant in the entire world; stunning views of 26 of the city's 28 cathedralsCentro — the central neighbourhood where 90% of the city's 650 restaurants are concentrated; start hereThe dish to try: Chiles en Nogada — a green chile stuffed with ground beef, raisins and nuts, topped with white sauce and pomegranate seeds (red, white and green = the Mexican flag). Available September through Christmas.Things to Do Walking tour with Patronato Pro Niños — a nonprofit that provides free healthcare for Mexican children; runs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday in Centro. No booking required. Covers history, architecture and culture.Day trip to Nirvana — a boutique resort 10 minutes outside town. Day pass ($120 USD) includes a three-course lunch, massage, pool access and natural hot springs (water comes out of the ground at 104°F).Atotonilco — the "Sistine Chapel of Mexico," a short drive north. Full of UNESCO-refurbished murals. You can tour it in 20 minutes.Vineyard tours — 20–30 vineyards in the area; San Miguel is the second-largest wine district in Mexico. Food-paired wine tastings make for a great half day.Natural hot springs — scattered around the region; water surfaces at hot-tub temperaturesHot air balloon rides — a popular way to see the city and surrounds from aboveATV tours — for something more activeLocal pyramid — uncovered about 12 years ago; a fun add-on if you've never seen one Want a private guide? Then click here to book your one day private tour of San Miguel De Allende from Mexico.Getting There & Getting Around Fly into: Querétaro (QRO) or León (BJX) — both ~75 minutes from the cityFrom Mexico City: 3.5–4 hour luxury bus or shuttleAirport transfers: Book a shuttle in advance (roughly $30 USD per person); they meet you with a name signIn the city: Don't rent a car. You won't need it. Walk, take a taxi (~200 cabs in town), or use Uber/Lyft (both reliable, ~3 minutes wait.Get in Touch with Greg Gunter Website: DreamProHomesLuxury.com Instagram: GreghunterrealestateYoutube: San Miguel Dream Pro HomesThis post contains affiliate links. If you book through these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you — it helps keep the podcast going. Thank you! Send us Fan Mail Stay connected wherever you land with eSIMo. Skip the SIM queue and roaming fees: choose a data plan in the app and connect on your phone- no physical SIM needed.  Download: https://esimo.sng.link/Dfwtk/puf0n/6j1t Use code TRULYEXPAT for 20% off. Sponsored. Using the link supports Truly Expat Travel at no cost to you. Your Data Needs a Passport Too🔒 Public WiFi is a hacker's playground. I use NordVPN to stay safe wherever I travel. Fast, simple, Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Find me on: Website: Truly Expat Travel  Facebook: Truly Expat Instagram: Truly Expat Travel  TikTok: Truly Expat Travel  Running this podcast takes a lot of coffee (and countless hours exploring every destination!). If you found this helpful and want to support more honest, detailed travel guides and itineraries, you can buy me a coffee. No pressure though – I'm just happy you're here and hope you have an incredible adventure! 🙂

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Truly Expat Travel Podcast 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, our guests reveal what makes their adopted homes 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✈️ Subscribe for authentic travel inspiration📧 Collaborations: info@trulyexpat.com

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  • Creator
    Paula Barnes
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    66
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 Truly Expat Travel
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