Top 5 Kid-Friendly Tours in Costa Rica
Top 5 Kid-Friendly Tours in Costa Rica Costa Rica is becoming the perfect destination for traveling with the family. Take a look at the amazing adventure tours you can bring…
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Top 5 Hotels to Honeymoon in Costa Rica
Planning a Honeymoon to Costa Rica is something that you might only get to do once!!! Getting it right is not a hard task since Costa Rica has many beautiful hotels…
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Top Mistakes Made by Foreigners Buying in Costa Rica
Top Mistakes Made by Foreigners Buying in Costa Rica Costa Rica is an amazing country with tons of biodiversity and natural attractions, friendly local people, safe for retirees and families,…
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Small Distinctive Luxury Hotels of Costa Rica
Small Distinctive Luxury Hotels of Costa Rica Costa Rica is a country that boast of it’s conservation efforts. In working in the ecotourism industry we see over 25% of Costa Rica has protected…
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My Frustrating Love: What Is It Like To Live In China?
Photos And Story by Daniel Wallace July 2005 This article is a goodbye to the country I’ve lived in for ten months – travelling, living with a local family, teaching…
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Living in Bermuda: Escaping Canada and Embracing Bermuda
Living in Bermuda: Escaping Canada and Embracing Bermuda While the majority of articles on Escape Artist are written from the American perspective, I thought I would write a few words…
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Five Questions to Ask About Belize Real Estate
# 1 “What is the Belizean price?” In Belize, there’s usually a Belize price and a foreigner price. The story is often told that one’s second house in Belize is…
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Five Questions to Ask Before Moving to Belize
Many North Americans and Europeans have a dream of living where the water is blue, the air is warm, the rum is cheap and the living is easy. Belize may,…
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Living in Bali: An Expat’s Impressions
By Robin Sparks “I hardly know why I went to Bali. Perhaps it was to satisfy myself that other men had lied. For I was disillusioned. Months I had wandered…
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In Their Own Words: Expats Living in Bali – Part 2
“What about visas?” I ask him. “There are a number of different visas,” he says. “Some require you to leave the country every two months (like tourist visas) and there…
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