Relocating overseas can provide you with an incredible assortment of physical health benefits almost immediately, it can also help rejuvenate your brain! In this special report we'll share with you all the details about how living overseas can "wake up" your brain in ways you probably thought would be all but impossible.
You'll discover in this special report the details on exactly where several International Living readers we know have completely rejuvenated their lifestyle simply by relocating to one of these amazingly healthy overseas locales. The regions we've identified as the healthiest places in the world to live and prosper…including the Valley of Longevity…the beachside haven where James "turned back the clock"… the "off-the-radar" locale in South America where Edward defied the aging process and more…
In this month’s issue, we delve deep into Costa Rica’s booming yoga scene. You’ll meet the entrepreneurs catering to the country’s big demand for yoga and living laidback yoga lifestyles…and an expat who started a thriving pet-minding business Panama. You’ll also get three in-depth guides to landing your first live-anywhere online teaching gig, starting a business in Panama, and taking better photographs for fast and long-lasting success.
In this special report we'll give you the full details on how to make your retirement in paradise a reality. You'll discover where to enjoy more money—and time—to spend as you like… where you'll have cheaper healthcare costs and the best retirement benefits in the world… and where you'll no longer have to worry about outliving your retirement nest egg.
Are you, like thousands of other Americans out there, deeply concerned about funding an enjoyable and worry-free retirement? The good news is there is a solution. A solution that will allow you to reclaim your retirement and live very comfortably, no matter how much—or how little—savings you have. Places where the climate is better…where there’s more to do…where you can make your retirement dollars stretch…
If you find yourself in Coimbra, Portugal, from May 8 to May 13, you may think you’ve stumbled onto a rehearsal for the musical A Chorus Line. Throngs of cane-carrying students wearing top hats will parade through the city and ride on decorated floats from the Alta—where the University of Coimbra, founded in the 13th century.
European stocks are staging a major breakout this year. But I’ve got an even more important reason to own Europe today…one that could mean triple-digit gains if history is any guide. Let’s think about two different investments.
Growing up in suburban Vancouver, I always wanted to live in a village. The kind of village where houses fit so snugly together that, if you’re on a hillside overlooking the sea, the adjoining staircases and tongue-and- grooved patios and eaves save you from tumbling headlong to the shore.
"It gave me the impression of a ’60s California beach town with surf shops and the waves,” says Bill Sherman of what drew him and his wife Pokey to the town of Tamarindo, on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast. “We both felt very comfortable. There are no high-rises on the beach. You just see trees.”
Tom and Christine Canton, from St. Petersburg, Florida, live in a home 1,000 feet up jungle-covered slopes, overlooking the Pacific. “We get up at sunrise and have coffee outside. It’s so peaceful and quiet,” says Tom. “There are no neighbors around us. But we do see toucans, macaws, parrots, and monkeys.”