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Mountain biking expeditions in San Miguel de Allende - Microbrews in France - Mountain biking expeditions in San Miguel de Allende - Microbrews in France - On a recent trip to San Miguel de Allende to study Spanish, we discovered a whole new adventure. John Kay, an American who now runs La Puertecita. Hotel high atop a hill in San Miguel, takes groups of five to seven on mountain biking expeditions through the countryside near San Miguel - Micro-brasseurs have made their way into a city where wine has reigned for thousands of years. Eight microbrew pubs have opened in Paris for those looking to avoid the standard pilsner-style European beer 
Classifieds Page Three - Classifieds Page Three - This is a ton of fun. It's more than a treasure hunt and it opens the mind to a bunch of fun possibilities about overseas living. 
The Best Places in the world to Retire - The Best Places in the world to Retire  - These days, you can buy low everywhere, especially in Southeast Asia. It is unclear when these economies will turn around. This has been good the world over for the dollar investor. Now let's see who's at the top of our list 
Live in the Caribbean America hasn't discovered yet - Live in the Caribbean America hasn't discovered yet - If you're looking for a Caribbean retreat easily accessible from North America, where you can buy inexpensive, developed real estate, profit from a booming rental market, enjoy white-sand beaches, and a good infrastructure ... consider the Dominican Republic
Comfortable Costa Rica ... it's not all overpriced, overbuilt, and overrated - Comfortable Costa Rica ... it's not all overpriced, overbuilt, and overrated - When we first started writing about Costa Rica over a decade ago, it was just emerging as one of the most attractive retirement havens in Central America. But as more retirees settled there, cheap properties became scarce. So we began to scout out less discovered destinations - 
Travel; A Gaelic Night at the Opera: Ireland's Aidafest - Travel; A Gaelic Night at the Opera: Ireland's Aidafest - It's festival time in small-town Ireland, the annual excuse for drink and merriment. In September, the big occasion is for lonely hearts, who may find the partners of their dreams at Lisdoonvarna's Matchmaking Festival in Clare. And the first week in October is your chance to buy a horse at Ballinasloe, County Galway's biggest horse fair
Investing; Surfing WEBS in Japan: Change means profits - Investing; Surfing WEBS in Japan: Change means profits - The Japanese people have sent a crystal-clear message to the government by voting out the bums. We think the political upheaval will accelerate rather than derail reform. We think the odds have improved on Japan engaging in deep-down institutional reform, cleaning up its banks, restructuring its corporations. We expect much more aggressive fiscal and monetary reform moving toward freeing up the Japanese market
Travel: Lords, ladies, and lace in Ireland's midlands - Travel: Lords, ladies, and lace in Ireland's midlands - "Unity to apparent diversity," is a phrase used to describe the art collection at the Hunt Museum in Limerick. The same words describe the treasures in the hidden hills of Ireland: the Midlands. The recent economic boom in Ireland has meant rising real estate prices, an influx of EU citizens looking for work, and many more tourists. - Also: Exotic mortgage options in the Caribbean
South Wales: a poetic retirement in the land of Camelot - South Wales: a poetic retirement in the land of Camelot - Only 170 miles long and 60 miles wide, the Wales of mining and coal export has all but disappeared. Its valleys and streams are now cleaner and greener-and without the soot. The Welsh economy, and real-estate prices in particular, seems to lag behind that of the rest of Britain.Roving retirement correspondent David Dell reports that at a recent auction, properties sold from S8,800 to about S24,600. Here he details why this jewel in Great Britain's crown is worth investigating 
Entrepreneurs abroad; Big business on little Utila - Entrepreneurs abroad; Big business on little Utila  - American Chris Phillips turned a postgraduate stint on the Bay Island of Utila into a personal and professional success story. Here he tells International Living how he combined his vocation and avocation to create a profitable business and a slow-paced Caribbean lifestyle
 

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