Newsweek published this piece on July 4, 2025, which felt fitting. The article follows Grover Wehman-Brown, a transgender writer and consultant who was packing up to move to the Netherlands the week the Supreme Court issued two more rulings against transgender rights. Their story is detailed and honest about how hard the decision was, even when it was clearly the right one. Photo-illustration by Newsweek/Getty/Canva Bethany spoke with Newsweek for the piece, sharing what GTFO

Y'all-itics, the politics podcast from Dallas ABC affiliate WFAA, had already covered Jana's move to the Netherlands back in November 2024. Six months later, they brought her back to talk about what had happened since: a new company, a growing community, and a whole lot of Americans who were no longer joking about leaving. Jana joined hosts the Jasons to walk through how GTFO Tours works, who it's designed for, and what the process actually looks like from the moment someone

The Irish Mirror asked Jana about the wave of Americans eyeing Ireland as an escape route. Her answer was honest: for most people, it's not the right move. Jana explained that English-speaking countries like Ireland, Canada, and the UK are the first places Americans think of when considering emigration. The problem is that those countries don't particularly want Americans, unless you're a nurse or a scientist. Ireland's passive income visa requirement alone puts it out of rea

Forbes writer Laura Begley Bloom covered the growing wave of Americans leaving the US, and GTFO Tours was at the center of it. The story followed Lalita Coetsee and Nico Garza, a couple from Colorado who found us while researching their options after the 2024 election. Within weeks of discovering GTFO, they had made the decision, applied for the DAFT visa, and moved to the Netherlands. Lalita told Forbes she had left South Africa years earlier because of crime and corruption,