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IEC ecosystem

Where are you going?

One page per place: what it costs, where to stay for free, how to get there and what the visa says.

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Cities to start with

Open a city hub

All cities
  • France

    Paris

    • 5,030 hosts
    • ≈ €1,400 per month
  • Germany

    Berlin

    • 4,978 hosts
    • ≈ €883 per month
  • Spain

    Barcelona

    • 2,534 hosts
    • ≈ €1,600 per month
  • Spain

    Madrid

    • 2,190 hosts
    • ≈ €1,725 per month
  • Russia

    Moscow

    • 2,087 hosts
    • 117 places
  • Germany

    Munich

    • 1,823 hosts
    • ≈ €1,500 per month
  • Germany

    Hamburg

    • 1,663 hosts
    • 173 places
Coverage

Where the data is

All free housing

Cities where hosts offer free accommodation. The bigger the dot, the more hosts there are.

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  1. Paris5,030 hosts
  2. Berlin4,978 hosts
  3. Barcelona2,534 hosts
  4. Madrid2,190 hosts
  5. Moscow2,087 hosts
  6. Munich1,823 hosts
  7. Hamburg1,663 hosts
  8. Saint Petersburg1,532 hosts
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Programme destinations

Where IEC participants go

Programme catalogue

Countries of Work and Travel, internship, teaching and volunteering programmes. Open the country page or the programme catalogue.

What is inside

A working base, not a brochure

Counted from the catalogue: countries, cities and places we have published, and hosts across all of them.

What TravelHub is

Every place — a country, a city or a sight — gets a single page that answers the practical questions: what a month costs, where to stay for free, how to get from the airport, when to go, what the visa says for your passport. Numbers come from structured sources and carry their date; nothing is invented by a model.

Who it is for

For people who go abroad to live and work — participants of Work and Travel, internship, teaching and volunteering programmes — and for anyone who wants an honest answer about a place before booking anything. Prices, hosts, visa rules and routes are shown to everyone; an IEC ID account only keeps your trips and favourites.

What you can do here

  • Estimate a monthly budget in your currency, with the exchange-rate date next to it.
  • Find free housing hosts — the largest such base in the ecosystem.
  • Check the visa regime for your passport with a link to the official source.
  • Compare two cities side by side: cost, housing, climate, visa.
  • Build a route from countries, cities and places while you read, and keep it in IEC ID.