Editor’s note: "Retire in Belize" is part of an ongoing series on retiring abroad. To see all the articles in the series, jump to the end.In the hilarious and harrowing 2013 film...
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Where is the easiest country for getting married in Central America? Where’s the most difficult? If you’re looking for a Central America destination wedding, read this first. A country-by-country guide to the...
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK).The roar of scooters battles with the beat of salsa and the bellows of market stallholders. Plantains blanket the ground, and corn-loaded carts criss-cross...
There’s a difference between the world’s most affordable place to live and the cheapest places to qualify for residency. When clients ask about the cheapest countries to move to, I always ask for clarification about what they are...
Discover how to navigate direct flights from Central to South America with ease. This guide highlights which Central American airports offer non-stop routes to South American cities and the best hubs for...
About 17 years ago, a trusted contact promised that if I could withstand a bumpy drive, I’d get to see one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Panama.It was a...
As the cost of living rises and healthcare expenses continue to climb in the U.S., more Americans are considering a move abroad to stretch their retirement savings and enjoy a higher quality...
Planning a trip to the Land of Pura Vida? Here’s what travelers and digital nomads need to know about bringing electronics into Costa Rica (laptops, phones, drones, etc.) and other electronics into...
A quick guide to domestic airlines in Central America, the little (and sometimes large) puddle jumpers that keep the region connected.Most conversations about air travel in Central America focus on the big...
Gone are the days when one had to wait until retirement to explore overseas living options. With people working remotely, retiring early, or considering life abroad, relocation options are on the minds...
Being a perpetual traveler (PT) is a lifestyle we have spoken about for a long time at Nomad Capitalist and the perfect complement to Flag Theory. Living a life on the go can...
The escape to overseas retirement has never been more compelling—or more popular. According to recent analysis of official US statistics, the number of American retirees relocating internationally grew from 500,000 in 2016...
Looking for the best spots surfing in Central America? With consistent swells, warm water year-round, and both Pacific and Caribbean coastlines, the region offers something for every surfer — from beginners to...
I’ve heard recently from travelers wondering if they’ll encounter negativity toward U.S. tourists abroad because of tariffs and other political conditions. Not only do I think well-behaved travelers have nothing to worry...
1. PanamaPanama continues to rank high on retirement lists, and for good reason. The cost of living is moderate, with one-bedroom apartments in towns like Boquete or beach communities outside Panama City...
A Central America city traffic guide: San Salvador, San José, and Guatemala City top our list of Central America’s worst driving cities. Find out which cities in the region are best and...
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Discover why Mexico ranks as the 4th best retirement destination in 2025, offering affordability, quality healthcare, vibrant communities, and diverse lifestyle options. Learn about top expat hotspots and...
Portugal has long been seen as one of Europe’s most welcoming destinations for expats – and the numbers back it up. An estimated 14,000 Americans now call Portugal home. While that may...
The digital nomad lifestyle, enabled by remote work, is transforming how professionals live and work globally, with 56 countries offering dedicated visas. From tropical islands to bustling cities, these visas allow individuals...
Are there still any secret spots in Costa Rica? After all, this Central American nation receives more tourists than any other country in the region, so it must be saturated, right? Wrong....