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Mia Overington

Mia Overington, known as Mia in France, shares Paris and South of France travel tips, scenic short videos and guides shaped by her time studying and working in France.

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Overview

Known as: Mia in France / @mia.in.france
Work: Travel creator and digital guide author
Focus: Paris, the French Riviera and Provence
Early chapter: Studied in southern France in 2020/2021; moved to Paris as an au pair in September 2022

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How it started.

Mia’s France story began with studying in the south in 2020/2021. In her own account of moving to Paris, she says meeting au pairs there introduced her to the idea of au pairing as a gap year. Videos by Eden Morrissey helped her picture doing it in Paris.

The Paris chapter.

While finishing university in May 2022, Mia began looking for a host family through AuPairWorld. After interviews, research and a visa application, she moved to Paris in September 2022. Her posts went on to share the city’s parks, streets and everyday discoveries alongside advice about au pairing.

Places to keep coming back to.

By May 2022, Babbel Magazine had recommended @mia.in.france to readers interested in travel, highlighting her videos of French towns and cities. Her work now includes dedicated guides to Paris and the South of France, with places to visit, itineraries and travel tips. She also offers personalised itineraries through her official links.

Quotes

In 2020/2021 I studied in the south of france and loved living in France !Mia Overington, Instagram

From her January 2, 2023 post explaining how she came to move to Paris as an au pair.

Trivia

Eden Morrissey’s TikToks helped inspire her to look into au pairing in Paris.
Her Rue Crémieux post compares the Paris street with London’s Notting Hill.
Her France recommendations extend beyond the Riviera to places such as Dordogne, Normandy and Brittany.