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“Ted, you gush about how much you love life in South Africa, but you don’t seem to recommend it much. Why is that?”I’ve been hearing versions of that question a lot lately....
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Home » TOURISM NEWS » Portugal Joins Spain, Slovenia, Greece, Italy, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, Mexico, and Costa Rica as New Retirement Destinations for 2025 Published on September 19, 2025Travel becomes more fulfilling...
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A recent InterNations Expat Insider survey ranks the best countries for expats in 2025.InterNations surveyed 10,085 expats with a sample size of at least 50 participants per country to determine the final...
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Wondering about the best countries to move to from the U.S.? Then you’ll definitely want to hear from the expats who have moved abroad and live in said countries. Each year, InterNations,...
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For many hardworking Americans, moving abroad feels like a dream waiting to be realized. We see foreign cities in movies, scroll through Instagram and TikTok filled with sun-soaked adventures and bustling markets,...
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A growing number of Americans are quietly sketching out their exit strategies. What once might have been casual “what if” conversations over dinner tables has become something far more intentional. Immigration attorneys...
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With postcard-perfect colonial towns, cool mountain retreats, and sunny Pacific beaches, Ecuador is a country of contrasts—and one of the most affordable and accessible places for North American expats to live well...
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What are the best countries to live in right now? Ask the people who’ve moved abroad: expats. Each year, InterNations, the world’s largest expat community, publishes its Expat Insider report, one of...
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AI-assisted summaryOver half of Americans have considered moving abroad, citing a lower cost of living and higher quality of life as primary reasons.Experts advise potential expats to research everyday expenses, not just...
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The move to retire abroad—whether full-time or even just for part of the year—is no light undertaking. After all, there are many things you don’t learn about a place and its inhabitants,...
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Are you dreaming about your next big escape and wondering how to make it affordable? The U.S. dollar has slid 11 percent against many of the world’s currencies this year, so it’s...
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Wriggling free of my heavy scuba-diving drysuit, I rush out of the mudroom aboard Aurora Expeditions’ Sylvia Earle, a small, purpose-built ship named after one of science’s most legendary oceanographers/explorers. Just moments...
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There are more than 8 million people from the United States living abroad right now, according to World Population Review. An increase in digital nomad programs and the general flexibility to work...
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Gabrielle OlyaAugust 28, 2025 at 4:58 AMRossHelen / Shutterstock.comDreaming of a life abroad that’s rich in culture and easy on your wallet? Moving overseas can offer a slower pace, vibrant experiences —...
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The first time I came to Croatia was at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. My sister needed emergency dental treatment, and a private clinic in Zagreb was offering fast and affordable...
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What makes Costa Rica worth the move? From a slower pace of life to stronger community ties, one expat shares why he chose the Land of Pura Vida over the U.S.I’m a...
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Vacations are supposed to feel rich in memories, not receipts. But a bunch of tiny, “it’s just a few dollars” purchases pile up fast—especially when you’re traveling on wages that already have...
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Home » TRAVEL NEWS » China Senior Citizens Become The New Face Of Domestic Tourism By Embracing Slow Travel Flexible Plans And Unforgettable Scenic Experiences Published on August 8, 2025 |China’s senior...
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If you look up the most-visited tourist destinations in the U.S., places like Walt Disney World near Orlando, Florida, and the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada consistently rank near the top. Do...
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Living abroad doesn’t mean you can leave your U.S. tax responsibilities behind. If you’re an American expat, the IRS still expects you to report your worldwide income — no matter where you...
