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Get away from the crowds and you’ll discover that Croatia is one of the last bastions of authentic, unmarred southern Europe. Below are three of my top picks for experiencing Croatia like a local.
What’s life really like in Mexico? For a country as large and varied as Mexico, the answer can be surprisingly complex. Long-time Mexico resident and IL contributor Don Murray tells you more...
Whether it’s a slow-paced getaway for just Kevin and his wife, Patty, or a more extensive trip with a group of friends, the rivers and canals of France open up a side of the country that’s often missed by visitors.
The D8 is aimed exclusively at digital nomads who can earn their income from anywhere in the world they want to be. As such, the D8 visa requires you to prove you can work remotely and earn at least a certain amount of income.
You need to know how to manage your rental so that you can maximize the money it generates and turn your overseas home into a money-making machine. Here are nine tips for preparing your rental…
It’s difficult to sum up the Mediterranean archipelago of Malta with just a handful of photos. This island nation offers photographers a stunning opportunity at nearly every turn.
From the golden sands of Portugal’s Algarve…to the rolling hills of southern Spain…to the simple grandeur of the French countryside… It’s more than possible to find your own idyllic slice of European life.
This week we’re talking to Rachel Devlin about her recent exploration way off the tourist trail…to the north of Thailand and the city of Lampang—the provincial capital.
If you asked 10 non-Europeans where the city of Ljubljana was or what country it was the capital of, the majority probably wouldn’t know. This is a common dilemma for Slovenia—a country of barely two million people and with one of the smallest capitals of any European country. But this undiscovered European gem is a mecca of mountains, rivers, lakes, wine...
Over the last 6,000 years nearly every major empire around the Mediterranean has occupied Cyprus at some point. And most of them left something behind. The Ancient Greeks left ruins. They built a temple here to Aphrodite, the goddess of love, then forbade women to enter it. The Crusaders left castles. The Knights Templar had their headquarters here and actually owned Cyprus...