Our Favorite Central American Fruit and Vegetables
Highlighting some of our favorite Central American fruit and vegetables like creamy mameys, tart tomatillos, dragon fruit, and more.
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Our Favorite Small Towns in Central America
Whether you’re looking for places to visit for a vacation or for a weekend away from the capital, the small towns in Central America offer a different experience for travelers of all types.
Is the Water Safe to Drink in Central America?
In this article, we take a look at one of the main questions that visitors to Central America ask. Is the water safe to drink in Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama?
What Countries Are Covered by the Upcoming ETIAS Visa Waiver Program in Europe?
A look at where Central Americans and expats living in Central America can travel to in Europe under the upcoming ETIAS visa waiver program, set to begin sometime in 2025.
Is Homeschooling Legal in Central America? A Country-by-Country Guide
Is homeschooling legal in Central America? A guide for expat families exploring homeschooling options around the region.
Press Freedom in Central America Stagnated, Reporters Without Borders Warns on World Press Freedom Day
On World Press Freedom Day, Reporters Without Borders sheds light on the concerning state of press freedom in Central America.
Traveling With Dietary Restrictions: Five Steps To Safely Enjoy Central American Cuisine
Traveling with dietary restrictions in Central America? Here are five tips to experience the region’s culinary delights safely.
Financing Your Dream: Starting a Business in Central America
Have you ever dreamed of starting a business in Central America? Here are some common ways how expats finance their dreams.
Ten Ways How Translation Apps Can Transform Your Central American Journey
How using translation apps in Central America help with communication, navigation, dining, emergency situations, trip planning, and more.
The Best Spots for Stand Up Paddle Boarding in Central America
Stand up paddle boarding is a growing sport around the world, gaining popularity everywhere, and Central America is no exception.