The Gîte Podcast
The Gîte Podcast brings you real stories about running a gîte in France - the highs, the lows and everything else in-between. Each episode we will discuss different aspects of a gîte business with owners. Brought to you by Gîte Guru, giteguru.com
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French Visa Requirements for Gîte Owners (opens the original)
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Hello fellow gîters! We've all heard horror stories about people being refused a visa to work and live in France, but is it really that difficult? I talk to Virginie La Baler from OUI Immigration, who has been working in this field for 16 years. It's super interesting to hear about it from an expert! https://oui-immigration.com/ https://www.giteguru.com/ https://lemasdordogne.com/
The Reality of Running a Gîte from Abroad (opens the original)
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Hello fellow gîters! Sally and her daughter Bel invited me to Maison Rose in the Tarn and Garonne to discuss what it's really like to run a gîte in France when you live in the UK. Their family has owned the property for 40 years, and is filled with art from family members (Sally is Winston Churchill's great niece) and with fabrics from Sally's career in interior design. As usual, we discuss revenue, costs, guests and everything inbetween! https://www.maison-rose.com/ https://www.giteguru.com/htt
How to Make 3 Successful Gîtes in 22 Years! (opens the original)
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Hello fellow gîters! Annette from Rural Gîtes tells us about the different forms her property has taken over the past 22 years, and what the future holds.
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