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The wine regions of France

There are countless reasons why France remains us Britons favourite country to visit: it’s location, it’s diverse landscape, the food, the historic cities, the relaxed lifestyle – the list goes on. World-class wine certainly makes the list as well. With over two million acres of vineyards across the country and up to eight billion bottles being produced each year, the country’s wine producing regions deliver quantity and quality.

Your guide to Southern Californian living

Everyone wants to live in California. That’s why it’s the most populous state in the USA and has the largest economy – mostly due to Hollywood and Silicon Valley (up in Northern California). Healthcare and education are amongst the best in the country, and the beaches are some of the most beautiful in the world – plus there are plenty of them!

Creating your Spanish garden

Whether you have bought a villa with garden or patio, an apartment with terrace or a finca with land, they all give you the chance to create a lovely outside space for everyone to enjoy.

Why you should visit New Zealand during their autumn

Although the internet is a mighty tool, when it comes to establishing whether a country is the location of your dreams, there are certain things extensive Googling can’t help you with. If you’re planning to upend your family and move them to New Zealand, you need to be as sure as possible it’s the right move for you…and that means visiting, at least once.

How to settle into Australian life

To make the most of your time in Australia there are a few things you can do to fit in. Keep an open mind, don’t get offended easily and be prepared to let your guard down as you embrace the Australian culture and integrate into your new way of life. Don’t forget to learn the ins and outs of the LBW rule!

5 reasons to love Portugal in spring

Even though Portugal is blessed with hundreds of days of annual sunshine, the seasons are still distinct. Spring in particular is a great time to take a viewing trip here, when temperatures are still comfortable, the summer crowds are yet to arrive and the countryside is in bloom.

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