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Retirement flows to the Mediterranean. LO: To find out why British people are retiring to the Mediterranean, particularly Spain. Why do you think people.

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1 Retirement flows to the Mediterranean

2 LO: To find out why British people are retiring to the Mediterranean, particularly Spain. Why do you think people choose to retire in Spain? Jot down a spider diagram. Can you separate these into push and pull factors?

3 Reasons for Moving to Spain PUSHPULL Climate Property boom Communication e.g. budget air travel Living Longer Climate Lifestyle Cost of living Communications Expatriate community Leisure facilities e.g. golf Health care

4 Exam Practice P113 Edexcel Book Answer question 2 (a)Describe and explain the regional distribution of UK emigrant destinations 2004-05.(10) (b)Using examples, examine the costs and benefits to host countries of emigration from the UK to Mediterranean locations. (15)

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