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Venice is often described as the most beautiful city on earth. It's a dreamlike vision where marble palaces float on lagoon waters, sun-drenched piazzas lead to shaded alleyways, and gloomy churches conceal colorful frescos...
There are many reasons why I live in Panama—and why so many other folks choose to relocate, invest, and set up businesses here. It's a beautiful country, with a Caribbean and Pacific coast, rainforest, mountains, rivers, and lakes...
These three tips will make your rental listing stand out—and on track for a handsome profit...
To get to Marvão you drive up a winding road past olive groves and through an amazing beech forest. Then you ditch the car and walk through imposing medieval gates to get lost amid the winding cobblestone lanes and whitewashed houses...
You’ve already heard about the French Riviera and those beautiful places like Cannes or Nice. And you’ll know about Provence, which also carries a premium because of its pleasing Mediterranean climate and natural beauty. But I’m talking about the “other” South of France...
The hodgepodge of flavors you'll find in Palermo's many markets speaks to the many cultures that have occupied the city over the millennia...Phoenicians traders, the Carthaginians, the Greeks, the Romans, the Arabs, the Normans, the Swabians, the French, and the Aragonese, to name a few.
Almost everyone who has searched for good real estate deals knows the formula “location, location, location,” but for those coming to Cotacachi, the mantra is more “affordability, affordability, affordability.”
I knew Ipoh had an old town, some of it restored, but the internet was scant on details. So I took a trip...and there I was drinking snow beer. The real estate I viewed wasn't super exciting but I did come across a "ghost bargain."
A live-in maid or nanny, it turns out, is normal for many Latin families. For foreigners, like myself, it's not really the norm. That's not the only difference you'll come across with homes in Latin America...
Our anniversary comes the day after the biggest summer holiday, called Ferragosto, which makes it difficult to find anywhere to celebrate that isn't already crowded. With that and the summer heat, we knew we couldn't stay in the city.