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United Kingdom

Why Dominica Should Be Your Next Destination

Why Dominica Should Be Your Next Destination The Caribbean’s most mountainous island nation, Dominica is a place where people come to remember what holistic living is all about while experiencing…

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Belize

Belizeans are Genuinely Welcoming to Tourists and Tourism

Belizeans are Genuinely Welcoming to Tourists and Tourism Unfortunately, it’s often the case in many developing destinations (even some within the Caribbean) that locals can be less than welcoming to…

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Driving in Ecuador

How to Navigate Your Best Trip Ever By Ashley Rogers – Ecuador At Your Service Ecuador is one of the most beautiful countries, with some of the most stunning landscapes…

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Digital Nomad

Why I Like Living In Developing Countries

Why I Like Living In Developing Countries. Opulence is nice. Most people like staying in a five-star hotel. The great European cities are a feast for a traveler who enjoys…

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Costa Rica

Choices: Costa Rica VS Ecuador

Choices: Costa Rica VS Ecuador Expat Lifestyle Choices series is a collection of articles that highlights the pros and cons of two countries in which expats are comparing. So you’ve…

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Your Plan B

My Favorite 5 things to do in Prague

5. Prague Castle View from Petrin Hill The complex of buildings that make up Prague Castle sits on a hill overlooking the city. The castle’s historical richness can be seen…

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Asia

Why Bangkok is The Best Place to Live in Thailand for Expats

Why Bangkok is The Best Place to Live in Thailand for Expats Have you always wanted to retire or relocate to an exotic country? If you’re one of the millions…

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Costa Rica

Importing Personal Property to Costa Rica

Once you have made the decision to move to Costa Rica, you need to determine whether it will be best to bring your car, furniture, or large personal goods abroad…

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Your Plan B

The Inca Trail: Four Days in the Footsteps of History, Part 1

The Inca Trail: Four Days in the Footsteps of History, Part 1 The Inca Trail: Four Days in the Footsteps of History, Part 2 Then came the rain. Droplets of…

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The Problem With The Cultural Iceberg Metaphor

The Problem With The Cultural Iceberg Metaphor For many years the “iceberg” metaphor has permeated cultural studies. The core of the idea is that for each distinct culture, there are…