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I’m getting the travel itch to visit the Colonial Highlands. I know, I know…I already live in a lovely colonial city right on Mexico’s Gulf Coast. And believe me, I know how lucky I am. But Mexico’s recent bicentennial put the spotlight on the Highlands, since it’s the “cradle of independence.”
Al Fine knows a magic word: “jubilado”. He gets special treatment when he uses this word. He never has to wait in line. It’s not a trick…but an entitlement. You could be eligible to use this word, too.
These clear turquoise waters with patches of sapphire seem to belong in the Caribbean.
Isolated in the Chiriqui highlands of Panama’s western-most province, the town of Boquete might as well be in a different country.
Ecuador’s Northern Andes is where you’ll find one of the world’s best-value places—and in your November issue of the IL Magazine Suzan Haskins explores lifestyle and property options here.
Suzan and her husband Dan recently spent two months in Cotacachi…in the condo they bought a year ago for $46,000. They love this little town.
Most of us envision Cuba as a sun-kissed land surrounded by warm, turquoise waters with miles of virgin beaches and swaying palm trees…where sugar cane fields give way to rolling hills and foreboding mountains shelter bearded rebels.
Weather, golf, beach and accessibility are the major drivers of Europe’s internal tourism and second home market. In fact, for both Spain and Portugal, golf is a bigger driver than beach. I understand this. I visit Portugal’s Algarve most years but I have never stepped foot on one of her beaches. I come here like many millions to golf.
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