Make the Move Easy: 8 Mistakes to Avoid
Three years ago my wife Christine and I started a new life overseas. We fell in love with Cuenca, Ecuador, South America’s city of festivals, because it had everything we had ever wanted in a home...
Kent Zimmerman
Nine Ways to Gorge Your Senses in Cuenca
In Cuenca, your senses gorge themselves. It’s beautiful... with its blue-domed cathedral, red-tiled roofs and neatly kept parks.
Bolivia—For the Adventurous Only
A dramatic kaleidoscope of color...amazing rock formations... spectacularly high, snow-covered peaks...endless great salt lakes...jungles... pampas...vineyards... whitewashed colonial cities...and modern, skyscraper-filled metropolises…
Slip into Life Overseas Part-Time
You don’t have to choose a country, sell everything, and then live there forever. Six months is the perfect amount of time to discover if a country or city is really the place for you, and whether you are ready for longer stays abroad. After this time you can return home and comfortably make more permanent decisions. This is an easier, less-stressful way for you to move into your new life—and it’s terrific fun, too.
Life in the Land of Eternal Spring
Cuenca has a stunning church on every corner and a festival almost every week of the year. The city attracts young people from around the world, who bring with them energy and vitality.