Boracay Unplugged – Part 2
In Part 1 of this article, Tanja shared the many reasons to fall in love with Boracay, profiled four of the beaches on the island, and recommended her Best Local…
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Golf in Panama City – Almost a Golfer’s Paradise
Golf in Panama City is a good and getting great. In fact, it’s on its way to becoming a world class golf destination. In just three years, Panama has been…
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Enjoying the Nightlife in Rio de Janeiro
So you are retired and decided to live in Rio de Janeiro during this time of your life. This probably means that you don’t want to sit home at night…
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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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The Perfect Part-Time Income for Your New Life Overseas
Ask a dozen people why they chose to retire overseas and you’ll get a dozen different answers. Some will tell you they want to escape the “rat race” and live…
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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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Boracay Unplugged
This is the third article in Tanja’s four-part series entitled “The Quest for an Island Paradise.” The first two articles were Buying Sea Shells on the Philippine Sea Shore and Bank Robbers and Hunter Girls in…
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Siargao, Philippines – Paradise Found
Siargao, Philippines – Paradise Found This is the fourth and final installment in Tanja’s “Quest for an Island Paradise” series. Click one of these links to return to a previous article…
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Linking Agriculture to Tourism
Posted: Thursday, July 2, 2015 12:00 am By Thompson Marango, Nadi, Fiji Agriculture and Tourism are two of Vanuatu’s biggest sectors but the whole new concept of Agritourism is almost…
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Vanuatu will get you back to nature
How to get back to nature in Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu Back in the 17th century, Spanish explorer Pedro De Quiros first set foot on Espiritu Santo, mistakenly thinking he had…
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