See the video below, where Dan Prescher reports from Merida, Mexico, with your weekly wrap-up of International Living postcards for the week ending November 27.
On November 22, Suzan Haskins recalls our recent Live & Invest in Mexico event in Tulum…the next big thing on the radar along Mexico’s sun-soaked Caribbean coast. We spent three days there and had the time of our lives learning first-hand how to take advantage of all the lifestyle and real estate opportunities Mexico has to offer. Suzan tells you how you can get all the information from this conference for yourself… even if you weren’t at the event with us. She tells you how in her November 22 postcard.
On November 23, Suzan is back with the news that the adventure and great benefits of life overseas can be yours right now—and you don’t have to sell everything and make a “forever” move to get them. Suzan says that rather than plunge, you can take a part-time paddle to test the waters someplace new. There are specific strategies that make it easy to try out your dream destination to see if it really is your dream… Suzan tells you what they are in her postcard.
Suzan goes three in a row with a report from Medellin in Colombia. We visited this mountain metropolis for the first time just a few months ago, and what we found there was shocking… and I don’t mean in a bad way. Some of our friends called us crazy for going there, but after what we saw, you’d be crazy not to put Medellin on your list if you’re looking for great infrastructure, beautiful weather, and night life that just won’t quit. Suzan gives you the whole story in her November 24 postcard.
Glynna Prentice writes in with what she says are three of the most beautiful colonial cities in Mexico… and they’re not in Mexico’s central highlands. Many people think Mexico’s greatest colonial heritage is in the central mountains, but Glynna has three picks that are off the beaten path yet have world-class heritage and history in their beautiful buildings, central squares and churches. She’ll tell you exactly where they are in her postcard.
International Living’s financial editor, Chris Hunter, says that the recent debt crisis in Ireland is just further proof that the days are gone when far-off emerging markets were the “risky” ones. Now, Chris says, it’s the world’s developed economies – and their banks – that pose the real risk, and the developing countries that are leading the way in economic recovery. Chris has three countries that you’d never think could be setting the standard for future economic growth and profit. He tells you what they are and what you should do about it in his November 26 postcard.
Ronan McMahon of Pathfinder Real Estate cuts right to the chase…how to live happier and healthier in Mexico. He takes us with him as he inspects the next phase of an incredible residential project adjacent to a new Robert Trent Jones II golf course. Ronan says a local shamen had recently blessed the site and assured him that the spirits are fully on board with the project. Find out where this magical place is and what it could mean to your health and happiness in Ronan’s November 27 postcard.
That’s it from me for this week. Sign up for all these postcards and more for free here and don’t forget to visit the International Living Facebook page.
