10 tips for handling heatwaves in southern Europe 

10 tips for handling heatwaves in southern Europe 

For many overseas buyers, the promise of sunnier summers is a major factor in why they choose to buy property in southern Europe. Unfortunately, in recent years, heatwaves have seen temperatures go from the 30s to over 40°C. This can be hard to adjust to, for locals, let alone those that are used to northern Europe’s much cooler summers. So, we’ve put together ten tips for handling heatwaves in southern Europe.
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Eating Healthily for Everyone in Spain

We are often told that the Mediterranean Diet is one of the healthiest in the world. So, you might be surprised to learn that the Spanish government is introducing new measures to improve the health of the nation. The problem is that, as in many other western countries, fast food and a poor diet has led to a rise in obesity and other health issues.
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How did France mourn the Queen’s death?

A large numbers of expats move to France every year and having permanently made France my home, I can confirm we are both welcomed and accepted. But sometimes, things happen back in the country we used to call home, acting as a stark reminder that we originate from elsewhere. And this week, British expats have been affected by the sad news of the death of the Queen.
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How to boost revenue & interest in your holiday home

For those looking to buy a holiday home, the summer season is the ideal time to make money from your overseas home. Choose your location carefully and adapt your marketing, and you could be booking rentals throughout the year. And in today’s economic climate, who doesn’t need extra income coming in each month? Here are some pointers to help you out.
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The Eastern Aegean Islands

When you think of Greece, you most likely think of the popular destinations that tourists flock to: Crete, Corfu, Mykonos. But what about the lesser known Eastern Aegean islands? What potential do they have as a location for an overseas home?
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