France has developed a slight expert problem Spend twenty minutes online researching a move to France and you will discover something remarkable: there are apparently several million experts on moving to France. Some moved here last year. Some bought a house twenty years ago. Some run Facebook groups. Some have beautiful Instagram accounts featuring markets, stone walls and suspiciously photogenic croissants. Some are estate agents. Some sell relocation services. Some simply

Travel agents were supposed to disappear A funny thing has happened to travel agents. They were supposed to disappear. Once we had Google, Booking.com, Airbnb, TripAdvisor, YouTube, Instagram and several million people willing to tell us where they had the best pizza of their lives, what possible purpose could a travel agent still serve? And now, of course, we have AI, which can produce a three-week itinerary through Tuscany before you have finished your morning coffee. Exc

Apparently, people are doing exactly that A few years ago, asking a computer where you should move would have sounded slightly ridiculous. Today, people do it all the time. They tell ChatGPT or another AI tool their budget, age, family situation, climate preferences, language ability, need for an airport, desire for markets, healthcare, restaurants, schools or countryside, and then ask the obvious question: Where should I live in France? And actually, this makes quite a l