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Overseas Living Magazine:The art of travel

The art of travel

Malcolm Muggeridge once wrote, “Nothing narrows the mind like travel.” Selwyn Parker finds it hard not to agree with the great sceptic

Overseas Living Magazine:Dancing in the streets

Dancing in the streets

The parades for Carnival in Cuba are an art form in themselves

Overseas Living Magazine:Once in a lifetime

Once in a lifetime

The first in our new series of great escapes. Each issue we'll be bringing you recommendations for that once in a lifetime holiday experience. This month, Kruger National Park

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IN THIS ISSUE

In our latest edition, we take a look at the property market in Italy, take a trip stateside to see what's on offer in Florida, and putting the bitter winter behind us, we reveal our top 10 summer adventures
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<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>Driving through paradise</h1><h2>The luxury Pezula Resort Hotel & Spa, opened last year is fast securing a reputation for being home to one of South Africa's finest golf courses; boasting landscape and views second to none</h2>

<h1>Thriving culture</h1><h2>Istria's centuries-long blend of peoples has engendered in its peninsula a special culture, gastronomy and landscape</h2>

<h1>From whence we came</h1><h2>In the valley of the Olifants, at the beginning of the African Ivory Trail, lies Moditlo Eco Lodge</h2>