Jill's land is paying her to live there!

Join me as we hear Jill's incredible journey. A resilient mother who turned her life around in the picturesque Emilia Romagna region of Italy.
After being left by her husband to raise three children on her own, Jill faced the challenge of starting anew in a foreign country. 🇮🇹
Against the odds she transformed her life by building three cosy cabins and establishing a successful glamping site.
In this video we explore Jill's lovely land and home, learn about Jill's decision to choose Emilia Romagna over other more popular regions, and discover how her passion and determination enabled her to create a thriving business.
Don't miss this heartwarming story of a strong woman who overcame adversity and found happiness in Italy's enchanting landscape.
This video is not sponsored but to thank Jill for her time and amazing hospitality, I'd like to share links (these are NOT affiliate links) to her Glamping Site:
linktr.ee/glampinginitaly
and to her book (kindle and paperback versions):
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#SingleMomSuccess #expatsinitaly #ItalyGlamping

[@goodphone156]

You are right when you say ,that the Italian people don't know how precious are the place where they live in Italy!

[@mariadegan1029]

What an amazing and strong woman!! More power to her👍👍

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

She's great!

[@janvas7690]

Brilliant woman what a life through hard work dedication and belief! Wow what a role model❤️

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

Yes she has worked extremely hard. Hats off to her! Thank you for watching

[@marianneryder1661]

Exceptionally courageous competent woman ! Also a strong advert for Emilia Romagna.

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

She is unique! Thank you for watching

[@angelodichiara7909]

Vero! Deve essere una cosa molto coraggiosa stabilirsi in un paese con una burocrazia pachidermica e inefficiente e abitata da un popolo (gli italiani) atavicamente incapaci di governare il loro stesso paese (l'Italia)!

[@jeanettebird2739]

Great video ! What Jil had accomplished is amazing !!

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

It really is! Thank you for watching

[@traveltirement]

Such a great property with all that land! Italy really has opportunities for all types of folks. Thanks for another good video 😁

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

Thank you for watching and for your encouragement. Jill's place is amazing!

[@angelodichiara7909]

Sì, l'Italia è il paese delle opportunità! Ma solo per i più ricchi!

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

Jill era tutt'altra che ricca! Il marito le ha svuotato il conto bancario, l'unica fortuna fu che aveva la casa (da ristrutturare, e ha riciclato e fatto tutto da sola) e la terra.

[@victoriabonadonna5239]

What unexpected beauty! She made the right choice!

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

The area around there is spectacular!

[@JoanMaddie]

Such a clever and courageous woman. Seems she really achieved the lifestyle she wanted. A beautiful place. I am very fond of Toscany and Umbria. But I was a lot around in Emilia Romagna when i was young. Many great places there too!👍❤💚 Greetings from Scandinavia.

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

Isn't she just?! Thank you for watching!

[@user-rk1tf2zm2s]

WONDERFUL WOMAN WITH WONDERFUL LIFESTYLE. SO ACCOMPLISHED. FABULOUS PLACE

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

It really is lovely there. Gorgeous views and what a hostess!

[@jamescurtis6217]

Very good interview, very honest and revealing with some great scenery as a backdrop. I wholly agree with most of the other comments that this lady is amazing. Bravo Jill, you are a totally inspiring person.😘

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

Thank you for your kind comment.

[@georgenaudi9042]

what an inspiration, and what a lovely character. i'm planning to move to Italy in 2025 to do something similar but will be based (somewhere) in the south to avail myself of the 7% TAX on foreign income. watching this video has given me hope, thank you!

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

Wishing you the best of luck!

[@futurekron]

OH, I LOVE IT!

[@wernerdanler2742]

I'm an American, so I had a hard time understanding parts of that. But I think it was Churchill that said about Americans, "English is the language that divides us." I got the idea though that this woman has made a go of it on her own and is doing well enough and is happy and content with herself.

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

Thanks for watching. Glad you got the gist of it.

[@FSSpag]

Very courageous,good on you..

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

She loves where she is now!

[@alemassa6632]

It's impossible don't fall in love with Emilian food, it would make anyone fall in love. Ciao Michelle, to the next video.

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

Ciao!! Food capital of Italy, love it

[@WireItalia]

La Romagna è rinomata per la cordialità della popolazione 🙂

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

Si, sono veramente ospitali e simpatici. Si mangia da dio poi! Io non conoscevo quei monti. Bellissimi paesaggi.

[@WireItalia]

@@realexpatslivinginitaly immagino sia l'Appennino. Nemmeno io conosco questi luoghi, ma ne parlano molto bene.

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

Si l'Appennino

[@rockybeagle1143]

Immigrants not expats, when we go to your country we’re immigrants but when you come to mine you’re expats ????? lol 😂

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

I agree, immigrants. But expats is a commonly used term amongst English speaking Emigrants wherever they move to. And anyhow both groups are just people who moved in search of a better life, somewhere other than there original country. Thank you for watching

[@realexpatslivinginitaly]

I've been thinking about this for a while, and I think the subtle difference is this : an expat is someone who chooses to leave their own country spurred by a real desire to live in the new place they are going to, whereas an immigrant is more a person who has to move from their own country to try to better their circumstances.