Austria Articles
News and Notes from Around the WorldPosted on February 21, 2012 by International Living
Contadora Island is a 20-minute flight from Panama City. It is a watery wonderland straight out of the pages of The Beach. Forget about cars and taxis; everywhere worth visiting is a 10-minute walk away…
News and Notes from Around the WorldPosted on January 19, 2012 by anon
Contadora Island is a 20-minute flight from Panama City. It is a watery wonderland straight out of the pages of The Beach. Forget about cars and taxis; everywhere worth visiting is a 10-minute walk away…
Pirate Week and a Monkey BanquetPosted on October 27, 2011 by Darius Fisher
The Cayman Islands hosts an annual Pirates Week Festival from November 10 to 20. It’s got everything you’re looking for in a pirate fest: an underwater treasure hunt, paddleboard races, and a Miss Pirate Queen pageant. Don’t forget your costume!
GlobetrotterPosted on February 2, 2010 by International Living
Discover the easiest way to get to Latin America and learn about Thai Airways unique program that focuses on Asia’s world famous pilgrimage sites
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Posted on February 23, 2008 by International Living
Restaurants in Austria Dorfwirt Familie Steiner, Dorfstrasse 87, A-9546 Bad Kleinkirchheim, Austria Tel. +43 …
How to get a Swiss bank accountPosted on December 26, 2007 by Robert Bauman
In the last 10 years I have authored numerous books and articles on offshore banking and visited bankers in many nations, including Panama, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein. Based on my experience and knowledge of national laws and financial policies, there are certain nations that are well suited for locating your offshore bank account.
This Banking Haven Has One of the Strongest Financial Privacy Laws in the WorldPosted on December 13, 2007 by Robert Bauman
Austria has long been a stronghold of banking privacy strategically located on what used to be considered as the border with Eastern Europe during the Cold War. From the end of World War II in 1945 to the collapse of Russian Communism in 1992, with the Soviet Union and the United States locked in armed confrontation, this convenient banking haven served as a willing financial and political go‑between for both West and East.
Kaisertal, Austria: Getting Away From It AllPosted on October 11, 2007 by International Living
Europe is probably one of the most extensively explored regions, featuring some of the most developed countries and transport systems in the world, yet it still manages to surprise with hidden corners and pockets of undeveloped areas.
Beat the SnoopsPosted on August 23, 2007 by Robert Bauman
One common question I often hear from folks new to offshore finance and investments is: “What exactly do you mean by offshore?”
Look to Offshore Havens for Real PrivacyPosted on August 22, 2007 by Robert Bauman
Start with this truth-in the United States there no longer remains any personal or financial privacy. Under the PATRIOT Act, bankers and other financial professionals are forced to be spies for the government under penalty of fines and prison.
Love plus one: Romantic Vienna with a toddler in towPosted on May 22, 2007 by International Living
Is it possible to have a romantic weekend with a toddler tagging behind?
On a three-day anniversary trip to Vienna, we were about to find out. Mind you, our 2-year-old son has already kicked up plenty of dust on the road—more than 160,000 frequent-flier miles in all.
Tales of Christmases PastPosted on December 23, 2005 by Steenie Harvey
I’m never home at Christmas (such is the life of a travel writer), yet I’ve managed to acquire tree trimmings from almost every destination I’ve visited: a mouse, an owl, and a hedgehog cleverly made from bunches of painted twigs…an embroidered petit-point moon and sun…a traditional snow-storm with an untraditional red-and-white spotted toadstool…beadwork stars…an emerald-robed Old Man Winter…some tiny sheep made of soap…
