By Tam Matthews
Two years ago, I took a leap of faith, packed three suitcases, grabbed my two dogs, and moved to Costa Rica. I had visited several times and done some research, but in my rush, I made a lot of mistakes. Thankfully, I made it through and learned a lot along the way. I’d love to share what I’ve learned so you don’t have to make the same mistakes. Read More
By Robert J.
After traveling all over the world in my 30s and visiting more than 30 different countries, I took my first trip to Asia at the age of 41. I chose Thailand as my destination based on it’s location and wide range of available activities. Read More
By EA Editorial Staff
Love is more than just an emotion—it’s a language, a ritual, and a cultural signature that transcends borders. While the way love is expressed may differ from country to country, its essence remains universal. Read More
By David Lepeska
Did you know that many countries around the world grant citizenship to foreigners who can prove ancestral ties? It’s called citizenship by descent. It’s like discovering a hidden treasure, and it could be your legal pathway to dual citizenship, cultural connection, and international mobility. Read More
By Connla Stokes
To discover the “Saigonese soul”of Vietnam’s largest hub, now home to over 10 million, you need to plunge into the side streets and explore the back alleys as much as you can. Read More
By Lilly Hurd
After years of wandering Scotland’s history and landscapes, it’s hard to believe I was once a wide-eyed American taking my first trip abroad. That there was once a time when I didn’t know what it felt like to be alone amongst standing stones still clutching their ancient secrets. Read More
By Michael K. Cobb
Ask yourself, why are people so focused on protecting things, when we fail to protect our most valuable asset—ourselves? It’s crazy. We seem to care intensely about stuff, when actually, the most important asset we have, our individual self, is often ignored or put last. Read More
By Daniel Wilhelm
Portugal has in recent years emerged as one of the world’s top destination for expats and digital nomads, thanks to its cultured cities, beautiful landscapes, rich history, and sunny climate. Read More
By Tam Matthews
Two years ago, I took a leap of faith, packed three suitcases, grabbed my two dogs, and moved to Costa Rica. I had visited several times and done some research, but in my rush, I made a lot of mistakes. Thankfully, I made it through and learned a lot along the way. I’d love to share what I’ve learned so you don’t have to make the same mistakes. Read More
