Living Overseas 
Tanja Bulatovic’s Secret Portals of Marseille
By Tanja Bulatovic - (0)Traipsing around the world with a guidebook in hand can make you feel like you’re suffering the same experience as everybody else…
Abundant Life and Beauty at Your Next Dental Appointment
By Don Hudson - (5)Imagine you’re motoring along looking out your car window at a very dense and lush rainforest with more variety of flora and fauna…
40 Countries for Sale Starting at $30,000
By Phyllis Davis - (3)Imagine having 500-1000 people per month requesting information about real estate, jobs, tourism, medical treatments, banking, and immigration and so on… In 2011 you can own your own country and become a Media Bureau Partner with the most recognized name in international…
Montenegro – Tanja Bulatovic’s Unconventional Guide
By Tanja Bulatovic - (0)There are places in this world almost too good to write about. Like precious jewels, unpolished and raw they sit proudly in the quiet…
2nd Opinion… Whatever it Takes to Save Your Daughter
By Ilene Little - (0)Traveling4Health reports 1st-hand accounts of patients traveling for treatment; both domestic medical tourism and international medical tourism…
My Cairo Kitchen: The Key to Successful Cooking Abroad
By Erin Owen - (1)First of all, welcome to my Cairo Kitchen! It is challenging enough to live a somewhat “normal” daily life in Egypt but now it’s time to…
Affordable Living in the South Seas
By Joe Soecker - (5)About 20 years ago I began my search for an island paradise that would allow me a life style that included safety, stunning natural beauty and a low cost of living…
2nd Medical Opinion… peace of mind for expats
By Ilene Little, traveling4Health - (0)Let’s say you’re residing abroad . . . and you’ve just been diagnosed with a cardiac or neurological condition and are uncomfortable…
Permaculture and the Business of Coffee Beans in Guatamala
By Tracy Barnett - (0)San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala – Rony Lec is roasting coffee beans on a clay comal when I arrive, stirring patiently as the smoke rises…
Living in the Canary Islands: Until death do us part (or until someone better comes along)
By Barrie Mahoney - (0)Recent divorce statistics from Spain’s National Statistics Office are, at first glance, alarming…
Istanbul: A city with so much to discover
By Syahidah Ismail - (1)he only things I knew about Turkey before I came here were that it was once home to a great empire that ruled on three continents…
Found in Translation: A Beginner’s Guide to TEFL Training in Prague
By Neville Thomas - (3)The financial crisis has undeniably had an adverse effect on the whole spectrum of language learning in Europe recently and language schools…
The United “Bankrupt” States of America
By Harry S. Dent, Jr. - (0)The $25 trillion debt scenario by 2020 assumes that government revenues will grow from 2.5 trillion in 2009 to 4.4 trillion in 2020—by 75%. Our demographic projections suggest that the U.S. will be doing well to get back to a $14 trillion GDP and government revenues of $2.5 trillion…
Living In Marseille – The Hippest Spot
By Tanja Bulatovic - (1)The November sun feels good on my skin. A bouquet of basil, thyme and sage, emanates from the tiny herb garden I’ve managed to cultivate…
How Can Having A Second Passport Save Your Life When Things Go Wrong
By Bill Freeman - (0)It’s called the ‘Passport Denial Program.’ Lose your passport and you could become a victim…
Trust the Stars but Tie Your Camel
By Phyllis Davis - (0)The US State Department has issued travel warnings within the last month that provide some very interesting and useful information for anyone…
Save Big on Dentistry…
By Ilene Little - (3)Consider “concierge” dental tourism. It just doesn’t get any better than that. And what a great way to pay for a vacation to popular destinations!..
How to Unwind in China
By Douglas Bonner - (1)Whether you’re a student, employee or retiree in China, the Western need for peace and solitude can take hold of you…
Why Politics Really Don’t Translate…
By Rhiannon Davies - (1)According to Nikita Khrushchev: “Politicians are the same all over. They promise to build a bridge even where there is no river…”
Life in Uruguay – The unbearable slowness of being
By David Hammond - (0)Uruguay culture has key attributes that make it attractive to English speakers considering a move abroad…
