In many ways, Mexico today is like the U.S. was 50 years ago…before big government, big business, and special inter-ests whittled away the lifestyle our parents took for granted. It is full of overlooked retirement havens where you can retire in luxury...
You love the beach. The sun warming the sand in between your toes...the sea breeze and salt air. But you could do without the crowds, the parking lot hassles, and the high-rise condos looming above. Luckily there are still places where development...
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Imagine if you could wake up every morning in a stunning 18th-century stone house with cornflower-blue shutters…bright red geraniums in the windows…a view of the gentle peaks of the Pyrenees in the background. In this special report, we’ve profiled the best locations to retire in the south of France.
How great would it be if you could earn an extra $500, $1,000, or even $3,000 working a few hours a week from villa in the South of France or from the overseas paradise of your choosing? Maybe you want to work in the mornings and take the rest of the day off… Or maybe you just want to work whenever you need a little extra cash for life’s little extras. This doesn’t have to be a day dream. Thanks to new technologies, now there are a variety of ways you can have an income that travels, doing what you love and enjoy. It’s all covered in a one-of-a-kind report we’ve created.
In Secrets of the South of France we shine a light on many wonderful regions, towns and villages where you can live extraordinarily well. Life here can be quite affordable…when you know where to go. And we do know where. We’ve talked to expats in the region...studied the cost of living...analyzed weather reports...and scrutinized the entire area to come up with the most gorgeous, fascinating, convenient, and reasonably-priced areas for you. Secrets of the South of France has something for everyone.
Italy is undeniably romantic. From the days of the Grand Tour when the first tourists stood in the shadow of the Coliseum, Italy has attracted expats. As many of them have found out it’s not all about the big draws like Venice, Rome, and Florence. The Italian Lake district is admittedly well-trodden, but what do you know about the islands of Sardinia and Sicily? Or of Abruzzo, a hilly region on the eastern coast that shares the same attractive sandy beaches as Le Marche, but where properties are sensibly priced? Or of Apulia in the Deep South: a languid land of olive trees fringed by the Adriatic Sea? Although Italy is not generally perceived as being a bargain location for property buyers, there truly is something for everybody.
In this month’s issue, demand for English teachers in the world’s oldest continuous civilization is booming. Steven LePoidevin explores the full potential of China’s roaring demand of native English speakers in every corner of the country. You’ll also get five under-the-radar strategies for staying in Europe for longer than the tourist visa limit. And you’ll discover different strategies of earning an income on the go…
After five years in Costa Rica, IL's Latin America Editor, Jason Holland, and his family were ready for a new adventure. Specifically Mexico, on the Riviera Maya...they just had to figure out how to get there from Florida, where they were staying at the time. "We had a truck. Two kids. Two dogs. And a bunch of clothes, some furniture, appliances, toys, and other items. It all had to make it to Mexico," Jason says in your Communiqué this month.