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In Kona, life is beautiful. Along the warm and sunny western coast of the Big Island of Hawaiʻi, you’ll find incredible vistas: white sand beaches lined with swaying palm trees, dramatic jet-black lava fields, and seemingly endless stretches of blue ocean. If you’re considering making your home in Kona, we’ll show you everything you need to know to make a smooth, simple relocation. We’ve helped thousands of individuals and families make their move to Hawaiʻi, and we’ll share what we’ve learned along the way. Let’s start with what brings so many people to the Hawaiian Islands: the weather. What Is the Weather Like in Kona?...

More than 955,000 people agree: Oahu is the place for them to live. If you’re thinking about moving to Oahu, we’ve got some must-knows for you based on our extensive moving experience. Our expert team of movers have compiled these tips to give you a sense of what to expect when you move to Oʻahu, help you settle in quickly once you arrive, and smooth the way for an easy transition to Hawaii. #1: Yes, Oahu Is That Beautiful It’s easy to look at all the pictures of Hawaiʻi on social media and think that there’s no way Oʻahu could be that gorgeous, but every...

If you’re looking for a warm and welcoming place to spend your golden years, why not retire in Hawaiʻi? 80.7 years Average Life Expectancy in Hawai’i The islands have beautiful weather all year long, an easy pace of life, jaw-dropping landscapes, and the highest life expectancy of any U.S. state. (80.7 years!) Plus, the 65+ population in Hawaiʻi is almost 3% higher than the national average, so retirees will find themselves in good company in the state. If you’re considering retirement in Hawaiʻi, we’ll show you the 13 best places to live. We chose these spots based on several statistics—including the percentage of 65+ residents,...

A France-US move can be challenging—and not just because of all the logistics involved with getting your personal belongings across international borders. When you transition from France to the US (or vice versa!), you’ll find yourself completely immersed in a different culture. Even though you will see some similarities, the differences can be significant—and a sudden change like this can feel jarring. To help prepare you for your move, we compiled a list of the 10 unexpected differences you’ll encounter when moving between France and the US. After reading this list, you’ll have a better sense of what to expect after your relocation. This can...

Partnering with another transportation company to complete a move takes a lot of trust. It means placing your customers—and their most precious belongings—in someone else’s hands, with the expectation that they’ll treat this project with the highest standards of care from start to finish. That’s why the vetting process is so important when you’re looking for a new moving partner. Some agents might start with online research. Others might ask for recommendations from industry colleagues. Still others might look to industry affiliations to help them identify a moving partner they can trust. We’ve been partnering with other moving companies since our first international move in...

International relocations involve a lot of moving parts—and that includes moves between London and the US. Even though the US was originally an English colony until 1776, even though the two countries share a common root language, and even though the US and the UK are close diplomatic allies—there are still some things you need to know before planning your move. We’re talking cultural differences, local nuances, and logistical challenges, all of which can throw a wrench into even the most carefully orchestrated move. Below, we’ll show you everything you need to know to avoid the common speedbumps around London–US moves and set yourself up...