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Imagine if you’d bought a spacious, beachfront condo or house in Los Cabos, Mexico, before it became a household name. Imagine watching those golden sunsets, strolling those beaches, and dining under the stars on your sea-view balcony. Now imagine what that home would be worth today….

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Not all French rosés are from Provence. In the Bordeaux region, Château de Sours faces the towers of Saint Emilion across the Dordogne River. If you want a rosé with a history, the estate has been making wines since 1792.

Tales spanning from Scotland to Egypt in this month's Travel Press Talks...

There’s good news about bad news…especially when it applies to the international property market. Bad news and negative stereotypes often change the perceived value of an item whose intrinsic (or naturally inherent) value is basically strong.

Today, more than ever, you need to consider international real estate as part of your investment and retirement planning. With credit tight at home and unavailable in many growth markets, you may have given up on this dream. But there’s a way to finance your new property in paradise…and you may not even know about it.

Lee and Peg Carper aren’t your typical retired couple. Not by a long shot. For one thing, they’re younger than most retirees—he’s 56 and she’s 53.

Some people just aren’t cut out for city living…no matter how beautiful or exciting the city may be. If you’re one of them—you’d rather go hiking than shopping, catch the fish you eat than order it off a menu, or climb atop a horse than into the backseat of a taxi—then take heart.

In a crisis, there’s really nowhere safer for your money than gold. It has real intrinsic value and is the ultimate currency.