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For British skiers looking for exceptional value, breathtaking scenery, and world-class hospitality, Italy is an increasingly compelling alternative to the traditional French and Swiss resorts. With improved accessibility, outstanding terrain for intermediate skiers, and a great cultural experience that goes far beyond the slopes, the Italian Alps deliver an unforgettable winter adventure. A Boost for UK Skiers: New Routes and Easier Access Recent developments in aviation have revolutionised access to Italy’s premier ski regions for British travellers. SkyAlps now operates direct flights from London Stansted to Bolzano, taking passengers to the heart of the Dolomites in just two hours, reducing…

If you do not have a remote job or passive income, it does not mean that the doors to Portugal are closed for you. If you have a kid of 12 or older, Article 92 Portugal can help you to have a permanent residence in the country with a permit to work. Find answers to the most common questions that might bother you about relocation with children below. How Education Supports Residency Enrolling your child in a Portuguese school can be a strategic pathway to legal residency if other options are not suitable for you. Under Article 92, once a…

E.ON Next customers who signed up for the company’s innovative Pledge tariff have collectively saved over £14 million in the past year. The tracker tariff, introduced in August 2023, has proven to be a game-changer for nearly 500,000 households across the UK. The Pledge tariff, which promises to remain at least £50 below the industry-wide energy price cap, has attracted more than 400,000 customers since its launch. The tariff, designed to adapt to changes in the energy market, has seen three price reductions in the past year, resulting in a total saving of £411 for customers compared to the price…

Tech and AI skills are expected to become some of the most essential skills for graduates in the next five years, according to a new survey by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). ‘Technology/IT’ skills are projected to rise from being the 14th most critical skill this year to the 3rd most critical over the next five years. Additionally, recruiters believe that ‘AI’ skills will become the 4th most critical skill for graduates in the next five years, a significant jump from 21st place. Conversely, several traditionally valued skills, such as ‘teamwork’ and ‘project management’, are anticipated by recruiters to…