March 2009 Issue of International Living
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In your March issue of International Living: The best live-anywhere job in the world. Save thousands on dental care in Mexico. Where to buy on the beach for $40,000. Luxury cruises at firesale prices.
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Can you picture yourself snorkeling in the Sulu Sea or having a jungle encounter with orangutans? I can, and it’s worrying. My next trip is to Malaysia, the Philippines, and Borneo. All those headhunters, strangling vines, and hairy primates—and who knows what horrors lurk in the ocean?
World cruise bargains and finding out where the smart tourists go. It's all in this month's Travel Press Talks...
“Are you serious? How can you even consider buying a house with the economy the way it is?” I had just bought a house in Brazil, right on the beach. And this was the reaction of a good friend when he heard the news…a friend who is a property investor himself.
Where in Panama can you find high-speed Internet, big malls and shops, and excellent hospitals? One answer is Panama City…but that’s not your only option.
The descendants of those exiled from Spain during the Spanish Civil War (1936-39) and during the subsequent rule of the late General Francisco Franco may claim Spanish citizenship under legislation that took effect a few weeks ago.
I left the U.S. at the beginning of 2006. Before this, I had spent two years using my vacations to explore affordable countries in search of the ultimate retirement destination.
I have just returned from my fourth scouting trip to northeast Brazil in eight months. Every time I travel here, I spend my time researching investment and business opportunities.
Whether you’re helping to plan a loved one’s honeymoon or thinking of a way to celebrate your own passionate partnership, anytime is the right time for a romantic getaway.
Warm weather, swaying palms, and glorious Pacific sunsets are just the beginning of what Ecuador’s central coast has to offer.