4 Recommended Top Destinations for British Expats
As the economic crisis continues to take its toll in Britain, and unemployment rates escalate, more Britons have been looking for greener pastures elsewhere than ever before. In times like these, it doesn’t take much coaxing to prompt dreams of relocation.
In this spirit, the Guardian just put up an article with 4 top recommendations for Britons looking to move overseas; places where the economy isn’t quite so bleak and the sun shines more often. But really, these locations are worth considering wherever you currently call home. The recommendations were certainly worth recalling here:
Adelaide, South Australia
Climate: Mediterranean. Hot summers, cool to mild winter. Economic outlook: Holds a treasured triple-A credit rating. On course for a continued boom. [1]
Alberta, Canada
Climate: Warm in summer, with cool evenings. Cold winters and heavy snowfall. Economic outlook: In a downturn but expected to rebound strongly next year on the back of oil prices and construction. [1]
Qatar
Climate: Hot and sunny every day and sweltering in summer. Rain is rare. Economic outlook: One of the fastest-growing countries in the region. [1]
Hamilton, New Zealand
Climate: Temperate and damp. High rainfall. Warm summers. Economic outlook: A bit uncertain, but forecast for recovery this year. [1]