EA Editorial Staff, Author at Escape Artist

U.S. Government shutdown - Travelers queue at airports

Expat News

World News Roundup: Shutdowns, Spies & Soaring Gold

This week, travel chaos deepens as the U.S. government shutdown enters its second week, spilling delays across major airports. North of the border, Canada’s prime minister courts Trump in a…

Why more Investors are Choosing Offshore Investment

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Your Plan B

Why More Investors Are Buying Homes Offshore

For decades, property ownership followed a familiar path: buy a family home, build equity, maybe add a vacation place if fortune allowed. But in a world of inflation, volatile markets,…

Inside the Heart of Family Life in Colombia

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Colombia

Inside the Heart of Family Life in Colombia

Introduction Imagine stepping into a living room in Bogotá on a Sunday afternoon. The front door never really closes; it swings open to a steady flow of aunts, cousins, and…

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Thailand

Finding a Life Worth Living in Bangkok

Introduction Thinking about whether the capital of Thailand is the right home base for you? The question of “Is Bangkok a good place to live” is layered but straightforward once…

What Living in Puerto Rico is Really Like

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Puerto Rico

What Living in Puerto Rico is Really Like

Introduction There’s a moment, early in any stay in Puerto Rico, when the island’s routine starts to rewire your own. You notice it standing in line at a bakery that…

Latest News this Week: Australia’s Lord Howe Island

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Expat News

World News Roundup: Crises, Convoys & Collisions

This week’s headlines stretch from the Middle East to the Pacific. Greta Thunberg and other activists were detained as Israeli forces intercepted aid ships, while Washington edges toward a government…

Living in the US Virgin Islands: Cost, Culture, and Everyday Reality

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United States Virgin Islands

Living in the US Virgin Islands: Cost, Culture, and Everyday Reality

Introduction Imagining living in the US Virgin Islands often conjures shimmering turquoise water, relaxed mornings and a slower pace of life. Yet moving matters: cost, infrastructure, local heritage and island-specific…

Best Places to Live in Costa Rica: Life Between Coffee, Coastlines, and Calm

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Costa Rica

Best Places to Live in Costa Rica: Life Between Coffee, Coastlines, and Calm

Introduction Costa Rica tends to stick to you. Maybe it’s the scent of fresh coffee in the morning air, or how people stop to chat instead of rushing past each…

Onu building with flags under a blue sky in New York

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Expat News

World News Roundup: Fault Lines, Flotillas & Frontiers

This week’s headlines span diplomacy, disasters, and discovery. World leaders gather in New York for the UN General Assembly, Italy and Spain deploy navy ships after drone attacks on a…

Exploring Ecuadorian Culture: Traditions, Food, Festivals & Heritage

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Ecuador

Exploring Ecuadorian Culture: Traditions, Food, Festivals & Heritage

Introduction Culture in Ecuador feels less like a subject to study and more like something that happens around you. It’s the smell of grilled corn on a street corner, the…