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Lunch For $6.50 And Homes For Less Than $85,000: Portugal’s Green And Affordable North
Porto is Portugal’s second city. Cheerful and unpretentious, it’s an excellent base for exploring more of the north. O Porto is Portuguese for “the Port,” and the name couldn’t be more apt. With the help of EU funding, Porto seems to be entering a second golden age...
Off-Road In Morocco—From The Desert To The Souqs
He wetted his finger and rubbed the cup’s surface. His finger reddened. “Berber lipstick,” he said, “have it, I give it to you for nothing.” Having already spent a few days in Morocco, I thought there was no such thing as a free lunch...
Your New Life in 2005, Part II – How Bob and Glenda Reed’s wanderlust has led them to their part-time Paradise in the shadow of the Andes
On a tour with International Living, we looked at properties in and around the city of Cuenca and then traveled south to Vilcabamba. We still joke that we’re the folks who came for a weekend and stayed for a month! This because we were so smitten by the beauty and cleanliness of the valley that we opted to remain there when the tour left for Quito...
Fourteen Golden Tips To Managing Your Rental Property Abroad
How do you become a landlord abroad? If you want to invest in a rental property in a foreign country, yes, there are lots of details and particulars to consider, but it can all be easily managed. Here’s a checklist of 14 things you need to address...