San Miguel de Allende, an Expat Mecca
The search for an expat life will take many people to world-famous San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. The spiritual center of Mexico and a UNESCO World…
Retiring Soon? Let’s Talk Mexico
“The U.S. retirement landscape is starting to look like a Charles Dickens novel.”
Mass Emigration from the U.S.?
What’s going on? Is America on the verge of mass emigration? What’s the deal with the never-ending cascade of get-away articles with tantalizing headlines like, “Best Place to Move Abroad,” “Retire Overseas at Half the Price,” “Top 10 Places to Live,” and the ever-enticing, “Most Livable Cities.” Do these articles signal a movement?
Who is an Expat?
Is there such a thing as an Expatriate or Expat in 2014? Or are these words lost to the 20th century?
Slow Travel — Then and Now
Slow Travel. It’s the art of living in a place for a limited time, immersing yourself in a new culture, learning as much as you can about the people, the language, the life there, and then choosing a new destination and moving on. Repeat again and again.
Slow Travel & Funky Apartments
The most (possibly only) tiresome part of slow travel is finding apartments. Sure, if we had unlimited resources or even just lots of money, it…