Education System in France
Education System in France. France is one of the most populated countries in Europe, with more than 66 million people, out of which around 90% live in the metropolitan area…
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The Passport to Paris for Value and VIP Treatment
Are you planning to go to Paris this year? Want to know what smart, savvy travelers always pack in their bag? The answer is . . . a Girls’ Guide…
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Ecuador Statistics – Paint by Numbers
I can tell you exactly when this topic and viewpoint reaches its nadir – crime data. The numbers. The statistics. Yet, folks make crime out to be what they experience. …
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The Nicaragua Canal – Follow the Smart Money into Nica
The government of Nicaragua and a group from China have broken ground on the world’s largest infrastructure project. A $50 billion dollar dig that will connect the Pacific Ocean and…
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What do you guys do in Vanuatu?
Vanuatu Tourism and Investment I was asked today to send a brief email responding to the question: “What do you guys do?”. Here it is; and if you’re an agent…
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Tips on Doing Business in France
Tips on Doing Business in France. One of the most challenging aspects of doing business abroad is the tremendous effort required to overcome all the cross-cultural aspects of a country…
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Hot Hammams and Spas in France
Hot Hammams and Spas in France. A steamy, hot craze that has taken Paris by storm over the past few years is hammams. Beyond your basic spa, the hammam is…
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Investment Opportunities in Colombia
I have been giving greater and greater consideration to investment opportunities in Colombia. The world is your oyster, so consider the possibilities.
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The Modern Road Warrior: Have Job Will Travel
My grandfather was a traveling salesmen in the 1950s when such a job was considered top drawer. For years he went city to city selling meat for the John Morrell and…
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Vanuatu is more keen than ever to welcome tourists
Vanuatu: A detour in paradise By Marty Silk The people of Vanuatu are more keen than ever to welcome tourists. Marty Silk finds a cheerful country. Two boys from Mele village embark…
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