The Romanian Black Sea Coast is a blend of old and new. Villa Iulia, Constanta and Western Standard Development, Constanta are two new beach property development opportunities.

Year round golf, boutique hotels, 1,100 kilometres of Mediterranean coastline with pristine beaches are just some of the factors behind Tunisia’s increase in tourism revenue of 11% so far this year and the reason its fast becoming a property hotspot.

Dominica is one of the most unspoiled and underdeveloped islands in the Caribbean, with waterfalls and lush rain-forests aplenty. So, is this banana exporting nation beginning to bare fruit as a property hotspot?

While just a couple of years ago the big news was an influx of tourists and businesses visiting India, market observers may have overlooked the fact that akin to the rising numbers of Chinese tourist travelling overseas, greater numbers of Indian travellers also heading abroad to holiday. Such is the size of India’s population that as tourists overseas they have the potential to positively impact the fortunes of a host of global tourist destinations.

Isla de Margarita is a paradise island in the sun. With breathtaking beaches, increasing tourism and affordable apartments, this idyllic isle is fast becoming a desired destination for property aficionados. Currently Margarita is 40% cheaper than other Caribbean islands.

Dubai World Africa are better on the African property market as the Next Big Thing in global real estate with infrastructure investments into 6 African nations.

Albania is a relatively young hopeful among Europe’s emerging property markets. This Eastern European country, which only broke free from communist rule in 1992, has been working hard to make itself an attractive destination for overseas property investors.

Escape the cold English summer to a paradise property in Belize. Property Frontiers have now made it possible to invest in ½ acre land plots clustered around a boutique hotel at the heart of the spectacular Belizean rainforest for just £24,950.