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This is a guest post by Aimee Laurence
Remote working is changing the way we live. No longer bound to a traditional office, working from home permanently means making our home where we please – all you need is an internet connection…
If you’re considering killing two birds with one stone – studying Spanish and banging chicks – then you’ll want to choose the right destination.
Early on in your Spanish-language-learning journey, you need small wins…
This is a guest post by Trip 101.
Brazil is the largest country in Latin America and the 5th biggest in the world. Brazil has something for every type of traveller, no matter your budget or trip duration!
*This is a guest post by Elisa Williams
Visiting Buenos Aires in Argentina is one of the most fascinating decisions you could make. The city boasts numerous wine tasting restaurants that are sure to satisfy all your needs during your stay…
This guest article was contributed by Andrew Henderson, founder of Nomad Capitalist.
Hard as it may be for some to believe, I didn’t move overseas for the tax benefits.
However, the tax benefits of legally escaping the tax net in increasingly confiscatory countries like the United States can be quite alluring. Living in Latin America can help you substantially reduce – and even eliminate – your personal and business tax obligations.
This is a guest post from Maverick Traveler
When it comes to leaving the West and looking for a cheap and easy way of living, the traveler and future expat have chiefly two options: Latin America and Eastern Europe.
More people than ever before are pushing themselves out of their comfort zone and moving abroad. As technology allows the world to become more connected, and with the rise in the “gig economy”, many have realized they can work from anywhere.