Thinking about moving overseas with teenagers but worried how they’ll cope with the transition? Dylan Nye explains how your teenage kids could flourish abroad and shares tips on how to make the move a little easier.
It seems Americans are taking advantage of the most favourable exchange rates this millennium has seen and are bringing their business into residential Europe, to save on luxury properties and make profits where they can.
One of the best things about being single is the freedom it offers, including to live where you like! But where should you move for a change of scene? We’ve ranked our top 12 countries – see where made the cut
The Dordogne is a truly beautiful department located in the Nouvelle Aquitaine in the south west of France. It has long been one of the most popular areas for many British people to visit and settle in as it has so much to offer: beautiful countryside, stunning towns and villages, medieval castles, prehistoric caves, a great climate, rich and varied food, pretty timber houses. The list goes on and on!
It is possible many people haven’t heard of Spain’s Costa Tropical. It lies in southern Spain and is the coastal region of the province of Granada in Andalusia. Often mistakenly thought of as part of the Costa del Sol, it’s very different in character. There is very little flat land and the Sierra Nevada mountains even reach the sea at some points. This stretch of coast is just 19 kilometres long, but is still home to 26 beaches.
