CONTENTS 4 Editor’s letter


GLOBAL MOBILITY 6 Dual careers: a changing landscape


10 Meeting in the middle: where business travel meets global mobility


22 Improving employee experience in global mobility


26 What elections mean for global mobility in 2024


28 Global mobility policies: current trends 32 Permits Foundation news update


GLOBAL LEADERSHIP


14 AltoVita launch new Alto360 product at summit


16 Serviced apartments: can the sector’s global growth be sustained?


34 Hybrid working: creating new high-trust workplace cultures


40 Wellbeing washing: removing the spin for healthier workplaces


46 Hot topic: Growing Inner Wings: boosting children’s confidence


50 Investing in the right technology: the global team perspective


56 New UK government sets intentions for international trade talks & growth


60 Will November’s election make US trade deals more likely?


GLOBAL EDUCATION


62 What do recent exam results mean for international families?


66 The British School of Brussels 68 Focus on India


72 Small world: early childhood education in an international setting


74 Bright & early: the best start for young international learners


80 Catch up with the latest education webinars


81 Relocate’s 20th anniversary supplement – the future of global mobility


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HOT TOPIC: Growing Inner Wings: boosting children’s confidence


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