Digital Edition and Bonus Content – March 2022
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International Living
An Insider’s Look at Portugal: Western Europe’s Affordable Gem
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The Exclusive “Portugal Property Briefing” Video
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Portugal’s Hidden Gems: 6 Of The Best Retirement Spots For Expats
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The Pensionado Program & Other Residency Visas
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Discover Panama…the Small Country With Big Expat Benefits
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Ancient Rome Lives On in Southern Spain
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Digital Edition and Bonus Content – February 2022
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January 2022
Welcome to the latest edition of your quarterly Belize Digest. In this edition, Dan Prescher sits down with Kacie Crisp to discuss the current news updates in Belize. Kacie experienced the Belizean real estate scene first-hand recently, and talks about the process of selling her home in the Cayo. She also discusses how the country’s property market has been affected by COVID, and provides helpful tips for those who are planning their move to Belize and what they should keep in mind when deciding which area to live in.
Ecuador Digest January 2022
Welcome to the latest edition of your quarterly Ecuador Digest. In this edition, I sit down with Donna Stiteler to discuss the current news updates in Ecuador. Donna talks about the country’s fascinating New Year traditions. Children march down the street dressed as angels during the Paseo de Nina festival, small fires can be spotted on every corner as locals and visitors alike burn effigies, twelve grapes are eaten within the first minute after midnight, and yellow and red underwear are worn to bring love and prosperity in the new year.