100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
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When you’re planning a trip, one of the first things on your mind is undoubtedly your budget. “How much will I have to save? How much will I have to spend? It’s not always easy to estimate how much you’ll need to spend on your trip. It all depends on the length of the trip, […]
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A study carried out by a British company has shown that the average motorist spends the equivalent of 3 years and 4 months of his or her life behind the wheel. At a time when we are witnessing the democratization of car rental for vacations, it’s interesting to explore the specificities of different countries in
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According to hoteliers, the French are the worst tourists in the world! These are the findings of a study carried out by the TNS polling institute. The main faults of the French tourist are stinginess, grumpiness and rudeness. Professionals also agree that the French have great difficulty – and reluctance – in expressing themselves in
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According to official civil aviation statistics, tens of thousands of pieces of luggage go astray every day between airports around the world. In total, 90,000 pieces of luggage are lost every day, including 10,000 in Europe. 80% of luggage is found by its owner a few days later, but it is estimated thatone out of
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An epidemic of swine flu has been declared in Mexico , particularly in the capital, Mexico City, and in the state of San Luis Potosi to the north of Mexico City.This type A H1N1 flu virus is transmitted, according to current knowledge, by droplets in exhaled air, particularly when sneezing, saliva or excrement. The incubation
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An international study has just shown that the simplest gestures are the most effective in the fight against respiratory viruses (flu, colds, etc.): Regular hand washing (more than 10 times a day) Put your hand in front of your mouth when you cough or sneeze Wear a blouse Wear a mask (already less simple or
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If you’re going abroad, will French social security cover you? Depending on your destination, the length of your stay, your professional situation and your needs, the answer to this question varies widely , and is often case-by-case. However, you should be aware that France has signed bilateral agreements with certain countries, particularly those of the
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Jet lag is a disruption of the body’s internal clock, caused by a sudden change in time zone. It discourages some travelers from going far away to avoid sleep disturbances, mood swings… Indeed, a big difference between time zones can seriously upset our bodies. So it’s essential to know how to deal with jet lag.
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Stress makes you fat and sick. The excessive secretion of the adrenal glands due to stress has direct consequences on your body: weight gain and weakened immune defenses. What can you do to limit stress? RELATIZING your problems. Easier said than done, you may say, but imagine your situation lost in the desert. What’s important
Less stress to lose weight and stay healthy Read more
It’s a recurring question for many scientists. Researchers in New York have demonstrated that the flu virus is best transmitted in cold, dry weather. The flu virus, unlike the common cold (which is transmitted by contact), is airborne. If it’s too hot, it dies, and if it’s too humid, it drops like a drop of
Why do we catch the flu in winter? Read more
