How to Travel Between Central America and Asia
This guide covers how to travel between Central America and Asia, from Pacific routes through the US and Mexico City to connections through Europe.
CA Staff
The Best Kayaking in Central America: A Country-by-Country Guide
Discover the best kayaking in Central America, exploring caves, coral reefs, rainforest rivers, and tropical islands across the region.
Belize Plans to Move the Ambergris Caye Airport, and Residents Aren’t Happy
A plan to replace the Ambergris Caye airport in the center of San Pedro with a new one near Secret Beach has caught residents by surprise. Here’s what’s planned, who’s paying, and what islanders are saying.
Airbnb’s New Cleaning Rules and What They Mean in Costa Rica
Airbnb’s new rules stop hosts from requiring guests to do checkout chores. We look at what that means in Costa Rica, where short-term rental listings have more than doubled since 2019 and most hosts still aren’t properly registered.
Buying Nicaragua Real Estate: A Guide for Expats
A practical look at Nicaragua real estate for expats, including laws, buying process, taxes, financing, and key property locations.
Should You Buy Property in Nicaragua?
Should you buy property in Nicaragua? After the Playa Gavilán seizures, our answer is no. Here’s what happened and why renting is the safer choice.
Rentista Residency in Central America: Which Country Should You Choose?
No pension and no big investment? Here’s how rentista residency works across Central America, with income requirements and fees for all seven countries.
How to Watch the NBA in Central America: The 2026/27 Season Guide
A look at how to watch the NBA in Central America, which service carries what, and what it costs.
Costa Rica’s Proposed Tax on Foreign Income: What Expats Should Know
A proposed Costa Rica foreign income tax would make it the only Central American country taxing residents on overseas investment income. Here’s what expats and potential expats should know.
Moving to Central America? What Changes for Your Investments?
Moving to Central America? Your investments can often stay where they are, but rules around accounts, taxes, currencies, and overseas access may change.