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QUICK SUMMARY- ESSENTIAL TIPS FOR YOUR FIRST DAY IN MERIDAAn easy 180-day tourist visa for citizens of 65 countries ensures a lengthy stay without the bureaucratic hassle.Use Wise to pay big bills...
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Travel isn’t always about exploring the unknown. At least, not in a physical sense. For some travelers, the true journey points inwards. Though wellness travel has been around for hundreds of years,...
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Getty ImagesWhether seen as a positive or a negative, the digital nomad trend continues with new visas and organisations aimed at this population popping up around the world.The term "digital nomad" may...
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Jaco-based realtor David Karr outlines the top five mistakes he sees people making every day when buying property in Costa Rica and how to overcome them.Look I get it. You’re smart, you’ve...
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Alicia AdamczykUpdated September 30, 2024 at 8:38 AMFor Ashley and Dario Campolattaro, there's no beating the charm of Tuscany. The Campolattaros' primary residence is in Northern Virginia, but they travel frequently to...
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Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to LinkedinPanama is a long-standing crowd favorite among expats and retirees, with a pensioner’s visa program that’s often been called the Gold Standard among worldwid Coast of...
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As the joke goes, sometimes you need a vacation to recover from your vacation. Traditionally, vacations conjure up images of packed itineraries, rushing from one landmark to the next, only to return...
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This retiree, 68, pays $460 in rent a month to live in Mexico — how living abroad can unlock affordability At 50, Janet Blaser made a bold move. Tired of her precarious...
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With overtourism in the spotlight as the travel industry continues to rebound after the pandemic, popular destinations around the world are feeling the strain. Bali is overwhelmed by waste and traffic, Australia’s sacred...
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How I customized my tripI’m grateful to the JourneyWoman readers who provided lots of ideas to help me see the best parts of Ireland and Scotland that weren’t part of the original...
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Share The Article Last Updated 24 mins agoIf you think you know everything about Thailand, think again! We all know the bright lights of Bangkok, the astounding beaches of Phuket, and the...
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The best things to do in Svaneti in 3-7 days, arranged into a sensible Svaneti travel itinerary. Combining majestic landscapes, hiking and outdoor activities with top-notch museums, restaurants and cultural experiences, Svaneti...
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Moving abroad can evoke a complex mix of emotions: joy, sadness, discouragement, and hope, often all at the same time. How can you manage these conflicting feelings to embrace life in a...
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Share The Article Last Updated 2 mins agoMexico is the number one cultural getaway for Americans: not only are flights there short, the weather great, and the cuisine unrivaled, but the cultural offer...
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For years, Google Flights has been our go-to recommendation to find the cheapest flights. It could just become the best way to find the quickest (and cheapest) train route, too. Google partnered...
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Does the idea of switching off your phone, opting out of social media, and leaving your bucket list in the back of a drawer fill you with hope or dismay? If it’s...
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In this article, we explore the latest data from Ookla, the internet speed test experts, to reveal which countries offer the fastest internet in Central America. Whether you’re traveling for a short time,...
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It’s no secret that we at Thrillist love to travel—in fact, it’s pretty much all we do. And with every new flight, mountain summit, cocktail bar, and hotel check-in, we always learn...
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While many destinations around the world are experiencing autumn in full swing during the month of November, others in the Southern Hemisphere are gearing up for summer. Whether you’re looking for a...
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Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to LinkedinTourist caps and entry fees are now commonly used across Europe to control tourist numbers, and ad campaigns to dissuade tourists from visiting are the norm....
