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In January and March, 60 colleagues travelled twice from their respective home cities to meet in Antwerp for two-day training courses. Ernst Jörg, father of COO Marcel, took the initiative to provide the trainings, get to know everyone and forge new bonds.

When it comes to moving diplomats, Gosselin Mobility has a few dozen years of experience to fall back on. Luc Premereur, sales director for diplomatic services in Belgium, and move coordinators Jill Van de Weyer and Tonnie De Coninck tell us more.

Eight of the ten best cities to live in worldwide are in Europe according to the results of the annual survey conducted by the consulting firm Mercer. The Austrian capital of Vienna made the top of the list for the ninth time in a row.

Jill works as a move coordinator for the moving division in Antwerp. “There’s no such thing as a typical work day for a move coordinator,” Jill says.

Follow our checklist and cut down on last-minute hiccups.

Their cuisine, their cars and their art; Italians are justifiably proud of all three. Gosselin Mobility recently had the privilege of sharing in this pride with a unique transport of 34 Caravaggios.

Gosselin Mobility Italy has received the FIDI/FAIM certificate as a first-time applicant and now officially joins the exclusive club of high quality international movers in Italy.

Only few days after Gosselin Mobility Italy has become FIDI member and FAIM 3.1 compliant, Gosselin Mobility Russia has successfully extended its FIDI/FAIM certificate with zero non-conformities.

After over half a century, Gosselin Group is saying goodbye to paper transport documents. In order to roll out this innovation, the group is relying on the Belgian company Pionira.