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Overseas Living Magazine:What lies beneath

What lies beneath

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) are known for their excellent snorkelling, so healthy coral reefs have been the natural resource base for its tourism and boating economy as well as their fisheries - but is the future secure?

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IN THIS ISSUE

In this edition, we take a look at some of the stunning resorts from around the world, go house hunting in the hills of Italy, and see what it's like starting a business abroad
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<h1>Excellence in motion</h1><h2>With a team of highly skilled and fully trained drivers and a fleet of superior luxury vehicles, Horizon Coaches and Tours (HCT), a division of Barbados Conference Services Ltd. (BCSL), provides one of the most comprehensive transportation services in Barbados</h2>
<h1>The great white continent</h1><h2>Antarctica is rapidly growing in popularity as a unique destination for the adventurous traveller. Although it is the most isolated continent on the planet, there are cruises available that explore the vast and unspoiled beauty of the frozen continent</h2>
<h1>Time up for timeshare?</h1><h2>Timeshare is long past its 1980s heyday when scores of Brits invested in part-ownership of flats and villas in Spain and the Canaries. But is tricksy new marketing and a glossy new facelift enough to re-launch an industry desperate for a new start – or will new EU legislation finally de-rail it for good? Adrian Holliday reports</h2>
<h1>Top ten European ski resorts</h1><h2>Make the most of the wintery weather and visit one of the best ski resorts in Europe</h2>