Historically known for its sun, sand and parties, Miami is gradually transforming itself to become a place synonymous with startups and innovation. In the Kauffmann Foundation’s 2017 ‘Index of Startup
Best known as the financial centre of Germany, Frankfurt has a lot more to offer than just its banks and corporations. And when we say Frankfurt, we’re referring to the whole Frankfurt Rhine-Main area
The wild landscape of Cape Town’s startup scene has been slowly building itself over the last decade in order to attract new business and entrepreneurs to the city. And come they have. Due to its well
Portugal is going through an exciting revival. Businesses are booming, incubator programs are accessible, there are plentiful investors and the price of living continues to be affordable. Put all thes
With over 2,000 startups, 30 accelerators and 48,000 people employed in the digital economy, London is the beating heart of the European startup scene, and Europe’s number one startup hotspot. The cit
New York City has one of the most diverse and creative startup ecosystems in the world and we’re excited to be putting a spotlight on the entrepreneurs, investors, colleges, accelerators, coworking sp
Berlin is changing fast. Fuelled by Brexit, the city has seen a spike in interest in recent years. Although the German capital is still affordable compared to other major cities, rents are undoubtedly
In addition to the city’s big pool of tech talent and relatively low rents, what many people don’t know, is that Valencia is home to a rather robust network of accelerators, incubators, coworking spac
Madrid, is very much the literal, geographical heart of Spain. Known for its hot summers, spectacular tapas and 24/7 churros cafes, Madrid is also proven to be a huge competitor to other European star
With almost 50 percent of its residents being of foreign origin, Luxembourg has been rated as the third country worldwide where expats come to find work.The international mix of people and a great geo
