BRITISH BUYERS ON THE RISE IN GREECE AS GOLDEN VISA THRESHOLDS REMAIN LOW ON SELECT ISLANDS REVEALS LEPTOS ESTATES International investors are flocking to purchase select properties across Paros and Crete, reveals leading Greek and Cypriot Development Group Leptos Estates. Southeast Asian purchasers are spearheading the unprecedented demand however, there has been a sharp rise in British expat purchasers for homes priced between €250,000 and €400,000, as both Islands provide unparalleled investment returns and visa opportunities. Leptos Estates state that 70% of international sales they have seen have been from Southeast Asian buyers. This was followed by Middle Eastern purchasers at 15%,…
Author: Editor
Fast-growing partner and affiliate marketing agency, Thoughtmix, has been recognised for its specialist approach to scaling brands through direct, affiliate, and technology-based partnerships, after being shortlisted by the prestigious Performance Marketing Awards. Established in 2015 by entrepreneur and digital expert, Steve Bryant, Thoughtmix has since evolved into a fast-growing team of over 20 UK and US based specialists, who deliver results-driven affiliate marketing strategies for its growing client-based across Europe, Australia, Asia, and Africa. Launched in 2007, the Performance Marketing Awards is dedicated to celebrating the industry’s first-class campaigns, teams, and companies, and boasts a long-standing reputation as a leading…
London dwellers have emerged as the steak connoisseurs of the UK, with 1 in 3 indulging in a steak dinner at least once a week. Those in London also show more of a penchant for blue steak, however it’s medium-rare that’s the most popular way to eat steak in Britain. As steak specialists, and to mark National Steak Day in the UK, Côte Brasserie surveyed a nationally representative sample of 2,500 UK residents in March 2024 to find out more about the landscape of British steak eating preferences. The survey sheds light on British dining habits, culinary trends, and regional nuances that…
Savage Garden is proud to announce their partnership with the Ocean Conservation Trust, a global Ocean conservation charity working towards a vision of a healthy Ocean, where £1 from the sale of two signature cocktails will support their ocean protection and restore efforts. In addition, Savage Garden is sending a volunteer team to Plymouth, the charity’s base, for community support. Allow us to introduce “Satori” featuring Plymouth Gin, Amaro Santoni, Doragrossa Chinotto, Campari, Franklin & Sons Pink Grapefruit Soda, topped with Gattertop Damson Liqueur air. Inspired by Japanese Zen Buddhism, “Satori” refers to a sudden moment of enlightenment. Also, discover “Marinehades,” the alcohol-free rendition of “Aphrodite’s Garden,” crafted…
Globally renowned Belfast-born artist, Colin Davidson, announces the opening of his powerful display of portraiture, ‘Silent Testimony’, to the National Portrait Gallery, London. Celebrated for his large-scale portrait paintings, Colin’s diverse subjects have included HM The Late Queen Elizabeth II, President Bill Clinton, Brad Pitt, and Ed Sheeran. Featuring eighteen poignant portraits of people who suffered loss through the Troubles in Northern Ireland, Silent Testimony is set to run from April 22 2024 to 23 February 2025. This emotionally engaging display sheds light on the enduring impact of conflict through the personal stories of those affected. Silent Testimony has previously captivated…
British-Nigerian sisters take West African doughnuts from mum’s kitchen in Lagos to one of the UK’s biggest supermarkets From left to right: Marianne Olaleye (29) and Yossie Olaleye (30) hold up boxes of the Mix and Match ‘puff puff’ A team of sisters who founded Puff Puff Ministry, the UK’s first-ever West African doughnut business, were invited to pitch their innovative products for a chance to win a contract to supply one of the UK’s biggest supermarkets, Aldi Stores Ltd. Their pitch will appear in the fifth episode of the second series of Aldi’s Next Big Thing, described as Channel 4’s…
CEO of the Football Association, Martin Glenn, opens up about the rewards and challenges of transforming sport in England, in a recent interview aired by podcast, Culture De-Cooded. Hosted by strategy, culture and leadership consultant, Charlie Coode, the passionate conversation reveals how Marin successfully transitioned from the world of beverages and biscuits to national sports. Referring to his entry into the FA as his “delayed midlife crisis”, Martin emphasises the universal principles that underpin all successful organisations, highlighting the importance of a clear purpose, understandable strategy, and sense of urgency to score. Unpacking the hurdles to be overcome, Martin speaks…
1. Importance of Exercising Outdoors: Exercising outdoors offers numerous benefits beyond physical fitness, including exposure to natural sunlight for vitamin D synthesis, improved mood and mental well-being, and a greater sense of connection to nature, which can enhance motivation and adherence to an exercise routine. 2. Getting Started and Staying Motivated: To get started with outdoor exercise, I recommend choosing activities that you enjoy and gradually increasing intensity and duration over time. Setting specific, achievable goals and finding a workout buddy or joining outdoor fitness groups can help maintain motivation and accountability. 3. Troubleshooting Common Problems: Common challenges with outdoor…
Left to Right: Amari SPICE Penang, Amari Johor Bahru, Amari Kuala Lumpur, OZO Georgetown Penang ONYX Hospitality Group, the prominent management company in Southeast Asia specialising in hotels and resorts, serviced apartments and luxury residences, is proud to showcase its remarkable MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) properties within its esteemed Malaysia portfolio. Renowned for its commitment to excellence in the hospitality sector, ONYX Hospitality Group offers a diverse range of properties with spaces tailored to meet the needs of a diverse range of corporate events, conferences, and exhibitions. The properties are also well-prepared to cater to the needs of…
5 best and worst paid cities in the UK revealed for tradespeople Gas engineers are the best-paid in the UK, roofers earn the least on average A UK study has revealed Central London is the worst place to work, with tradespeople receiving the lowest remaining income compared to Aberdeen, which is the best. The average salary for tradespeople nationwide is £35,113, 86% higher than the cost-of-living threshold (£18,816). With over half (52%) of Brits struggling financially in 2024, and with over 80,000 jobs available within the industry, tradespeople should consider where they can earn the most for their skills. The…