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LETTER FROM LUXURY LOCATIONS L ittle beats our unassuming twin isles – especially after the rollercoaster ride of recent years – for giving one a fresh perspective on life. Just ask Lucien Laviscount. The ‘Emily actress Dawnn Lewis – who many will remember from 1980s US sitcom ‘A Different World’ – tells us about her enduring love affair with Antigua, her genre-spanning work and her efforts to give vulnerable youngsters a leg-up in life. The 21st issue of our popular publication also includes a chat with
Many of those who, like Lucien Laviscount, choose here to lay down permanent roots will cite the warm and welcoming nature of the Antiguan and Barbudan people as the definitive factor setting these isles apart. That genuine geniality is just part of what keeps guests returning to these shores year after year. As Emily might say, a little bonjour goes a long way. n Advertising and editorial queries and suggestions should be directed to info@luxurylocations.com
in Paris’ star – who has Antiguan heritage – became the latest to call the country home after the pandemic delivered an almighty reality check, forcing him to re-evaluate what makes him happy. Antigua, he concluded, is where he feels most content, creative and driven. In our exclusive interview on page 52, Lucien reveals the serendipitous break that launched his career, his plans for giving back to his father’s ancestral home and a few of his favourite island hangouts. His character Alfie in the hit Netflix series knows a thing or two about upping sticks and moving to a new country. Antigua may not have the sky-scraping landmarks of Paris but it has plenty of its own quirks and culture – along with a coastline as striking as Emily’s pink velour Louboutin pumps. Lucien is not the only celebrity interview in our latest edition of Luxury Locations Magazine. On page 30, acclaimed
cricketing royalty Curtly Ambrose, plus the record-breaking national rowers currently putting the country on the map for a second time. Within these pages, we aim the spotlight on Antigua and Barbuda’s art and culinary scenes, tell you some of the ways the islands can help boost your health, and give you the lowdown on some of our personal preferred ways to spend time here. Finally, whether you’re lucky enough to live here or are just passing through, don’t miss the chance to peruse the property pages towards the back which feature a selection of exceptional homes for holiday rent or sale. We also delve into the dynamism of the local real estate market, plus the advantages of the country’s citizenship by investment programme.
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