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Florida has a reputation with British expats, thanks to its sunshine, common language and the world-class leisure facilities. Elaine Ferguson, Head of the Resource Centre at OverseasGuidesCompany.com, looks closer at what it is about Florida’s property market that appeals to British expats

The strength of sterling will affect how much visitors to the Rugby World Cup have to spend

OverseasGuidesCompany.com counts down some helpful tips to help you stay on top of money when abroad

General assumptions of the current and future state of many of the world’s economies may be shattered in the near future by a series of ‘great disruptions’

A convergence between China and Russia aims to bolster growth and reduce labour costs across both of the Eurasian superpowers, enabling them to break free from the confines of the West

The OverseasGuidesCompany.com looks at the reasons why overseas property could be beneficial to UK investors

The cruise industry is struggling to define itself in a market with more choice than ever before. Virgin’s founder, Richard Branson, is now hoping to redefine what a holiday on the high seas is all about

Currently undergoing an immense renovation, the El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá, Colombia strives to provide the very best airport experience in Latin America

With outbound travel in China expected to rise year-on-year, travel companies around the world are looking to tap into this burgeoning market. But to do so, they need to know what Chinese travellers want from a holiday

As the dollar appreciates and the euro continues to devalue, Americans – bolstered by greater purchasing power – are flocking to Europe