We'll Follow The Sun

New figures out last week showed that the people who are doing best during the economic downturn are the retired - and many are still looking to move abroad or buy a second home where the sun shines according to this blog British Seniors Chasing The Sun For Retirement

And for those that are looking to buy somewhere in Europe that has good weather from April through to end October, we suggest looking at what Menorca has to offer - prices have dropped by a half in the last few years and two bedroom apartments are available from around £40,000.

For a map of Menorca visit this Menorca map

Romance Is Adventure

For many newly weds, the honeymoon is no longer two weeks on a beach holiday but something decidely more adventurous.

Cycling holidays, mountaineering, safaris, diving and more are becoming more popular and this is examined at this blog article True Love Starts With Adventure

How To Get Into A Popular Tax Haven

Andorra's countryside and low taxes appeal to many people who want to move to a low tax jurisdiction

Often in newspapers and on the radio news comes in about a tax haven, and a report invariably highlights the amount of tax an individual has saved by living in one.

One popular tax haven in Europe is Andorra, and in the past it was pretty much a case of buying a property in Andorra - and you're in.

But the country has changed the rules, and to read what's new visit Tax Haven Andorra Has New Entry Qualifications

Holidays Can Be Murder...

Holidays are for relaxation, getting away from it all, and forgetting the daily news agenda of crime and murder.

But Tenerife, a family holiday destination is the annual scene for celebrating murder.

To read why visit Holiday Island Celebrates Murder Mystery

Reversal Of Fortunes Sees Brits Selling Majorca Homes

The aspirtation of owning a second home abroad came true for many people over the last thirty years, but more recently the trend has been reversed with more

http://www.tribuneweather.com/blog/?p=263

The Natural Second Home For The Wealthy

It's hard to argue that anywhere is a natural second home - but for those who have made some money #Monaco fits the description well.

http://www.banksinmonaco.com/blog/?p=148

Is Europe Out Of The Question?

Is a trip to Europe out of the question?

With austerity still a buzz word, many have put to one side the idea of a European tour - but it could be a good time to visit.

To find out why visit Now Is The Time For A Cheap Vacation In Europe

Monaco Residency For One

If you're considering moving to Monaco by yourself, and are looking for a base, a studio apartment has just come up for sale.

http://www.onlywire.com/r/122597190

Perfect For Andorra Residency?

Could this new apartment for sale in Anyos be the perfect answer for those considering #residency in #Andorra?

http://www.propertyandorra.com/andorra-blog/?p=544

Andorra Property on Twitter

#Andorra #property for sale with residency information

https://twitter.com/tribune1

Europe Holidays And Property

European travel information and news

http://europesurvey.wordpress.com/

The Retail Guru - And Monaco

Sir Philip Green is synonymous with many of the UK's most successful retail outlets in the UK, and is often featured in the media.

http://www.banksinmonaco.com/blog/?p=141

Tenerife - Good Enough To Move To?

Popular for holidays - but is Tenerife good enough to move to on a full time basis?

To find out the answer, visit the Tribune Maps Blog

Andorra Banks Go International

Andorra is a well known financial centre in Europe, and has banks that are independent and in good shape.

http://www.propertyandorra.com/andorra-blog/?p=507

Andorra Property

Houses and apartments and other property for sale in Andorra.

http://www.propertyandorra.com/

The Car Is The Star In Monaco

Spend a few hours in Monaco and even for those who don't know a Ford Focus from an Aston Martin will notice that the Principality is home to supercars galore.

http://www.banksinmonaco.com/blog/?p=124

Monaco Property

The latest property for sale in Monaco

http://www.monacoproperty.net

Banks in Monaco

A blog about the business side of Monaco, specifically but not exclusively focusing on the banking and real estate sectors.

http://www.banksinmonaco.com/blog/

Monaco Property - The European Alternative

A range of properties from a million Euros is available upon request at www.monacoproperty.net while bank details are at www.banksinmonaco.com

http://www.propertyandorra.com/andorra-blog/?p=535

Brits Sell Out On Their Favourite Holiday Island

Majorca remains the British public's favourite holiday destination - but they have pretty much deserted their real estate market.

http://www.tribuneweather.com/blog/?p=260

Monaco Residency The Most Competitive In 2013

International property surveys often see Monaco quoted as the most expensive country in the world to buy an apartment, and those that don't have

http://www.banksinmonaco.com/blog/?p=122

Andorra Property

Residency and property blog for tax haven Andorra.

http://www.propertyandorra.com/andorra-blog/

Airport Investment Boost For Ibiza

2013 will be a challenging year for many tourist destinations, and offering modern first class facilities is an important attribute

http://www.tribuneweather.com/blog/?p=254

Monaco: not so expensive for expats

Despite its glamorous reputation and sky-high property prices tax haven Monaco is not an expensive country for expats to relocate to.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/expat-money/9836515/Monaco-not-so-expensive-for-expats.html

An Island And Its Music

Mention Ibiza and music and clubbing will spring to mind.

In recent years another Balearic Island has been to trying to tempt those who like the club scene, and Mallorca Rocks has successfully drawn young holidaymakers from across Europe.

But Mallorca has a history of music that goes much further back than Ibiza's - and it was the island's weather that attracted no less than Chopin to winter there.

To read more about Chopin's visit, click through to this blog

Austerity Here To Stay?

A question most people ask today is just how long will it be before the economy improves, and gets back to how things were before 2008.

The answer depends upon who you are listening to at any given time.

Poiticans will give an electorally advantageous answer, depending on whether or not they are in office - so it might make sense to take the word of people working in the finance and banking industry as their work depends upon what the answer really is.

Unfortunately it's not great news. For example at a conference in Monaco of Hedge Fund managers and others including some who work in the Monaco banks the answer is 15 to 20 years. Twice as long as most current governments will admit to.

More details are available at Monaco News

Travel - More Divisive Than Eton?

The British class system is perpetuated in many ways, not least through education where parents with money can afford to send their offspring to the best schools like Eton, with access to Oxford and Cambridge more likely - helping to ensure that the next generation get the best paid jobs in the private sector and hold high office in the public sector.

But while the two teir education system in Britain is often held up as a prime example of the class divide, could travel also play its part?

The issue is looked at on this blog Holidays Abroad Highlight British Class Divide