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Travel without tears. Or without kids
How to keep children happy while they’re in transit - or would it be better to leave them behind?
Dining in France
France remains 'the' land of culinary genius, but dining there is still foreign to most of us. Tom Doorley explains how to add a little 'oh-la-la' to your French holiday.
The Greening of the Algarve.
With sun-drenched fairways, glorious sandy beaches, year round mild weather and easy and affordable access, it is no wonder that the Irish love affair with The Algarve goes from strength to strength. Ita O’Kelly reports.
Reach for the stars when it comes to property investment
YOU'RE all gone mad. Gone property mad to be exact. Sure the madra in the streets now own at least seven kennels in Ireland AND a similar number abroad.
Buying Overseas Property: The Facts of Tax
So you fancy investing in a property abroad? Somewhere to relax every once and a while, somewhere that can earn you money in the short/long term, or maybe just somewhere that’s more value for money than an Irish property purchase! Whatever the reason, investment in overseas property is growing steadily, but when it comes to the financials of your investment, what are the facts of overseas tax?
50+: Holidays for the mature traveller
For anyone planning to head off in early summer, there are plenty of interesting and unusual items to pick up on,
Take out proper protection when you are going abroad
IRISH embassy staff frequently encounter the difficulties which Irish people experience when travelling abroad, as ex-pats turn to them for help when things go wrong.
Five new European routes take off from Dublin
Ryanair has started flights to Billund (Denmark) and Rzeszow (Poland), together with Almeria, Seville and Vitoria in Spain, from Dublin.
Why South Africa's wild Eastern Cape is a must-see
British Visitors to South Africa are a pretty conservative lot. Large numbers pass through Johannesburg in the blink of an eye before striking out for the northern game reserves. Others base themselves in Cape Town, taking circular tours of the manicured Winelands or the more rugged Garden Route. Romantics travel between the two main cities on the Blue Train. Beach-lovers choose Durban, high-rollers try their luck at Sun City... and that's about it.
MAKING MONEY – ON THE PISTE
In the latest in a series of articles on hot investment opportunities the Money Doctor, John Lowe, explains how buying a ski property can lead to some very cool returns.
Look What's New
Look What's New - Fancy jetting off to somewhere different? Here's a taste of whats on offer. Costa Dorada, Spain; Cape Verde and Bulgaria
The healthy holiday guide
Jellyfish, ear infections, upset stomachs... summer breaks with the family can be as fraught as they are fun. Fortunately, MAXINE FRITH has the antidotes
New Tax Regime in Spain
Two bills passed by the Spanish parliament l affecting non-residents owning or intending to buy holiday properties in Spain.
Overseas investment hotspots in 2007
PREDICTING the next great overseas property market is as lucrative as finding the first nugget of gold, and just as illusive.
How not to get burned when booking for the summer!
Booking a family holiday is a complicated business, and becoming more complicated by the day with the enhanced range of options and the different ways of selecting a family holiday. We picked out ten things to watch as you make your €2,000 decision for 2007:






