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— Sponsored post — By LP Wirth Corporate expat life can be difficult, especially when it involves a family that stays behind. My life in Jersey was amazing and life-changing. […]
–Sponsored post– By Marjorie Jean Vera Five days earlier, I arrived back to NY from Barcelona. On my way back, I had made a vow in my travel journal and […]
–Sponsored post– By LP Wirth They refer to Panama as the “Jewel of Central America”. It’s true for Panama City, a popular expat choice. Panama is a developing country. Some areas are […]
–Sponsored post — By Cathy McKay As we come into our “latter years,” we have lots of big decisions to make. One of the biggest is where we want to […]
By LP Wirth Getting a Panama driver’s license as an Expat differs from that of a Panamanian citizen. Anyone who has driven in NYC, Paris, Berlin, or Madrid will manage to […]
By Cathy McKay Some expats choose to stay in one place. Other want the freedom to travel around the world. But no decision is necessarily irreversible. Having lived in Cuenca […]
By Gwen Hyatt If you are considering becoming an expat, San Miguel de Allende in Mexico might be a great fit for you. Art, food, architecture–it has it all and […]
By Cathy McKay Now that you are an expat who has landed in your host country, you need to think about how to create a support system like you had […]
By L.P. Wirth No matter how diligently you read public blogs, here are some insider scoops on unusual things and more than seven oddities in Panama that caught me off-guard. […]
By Eileen Brill-Wagner Colorful expression is one thing, but it’s important to know what different colors symbolize in other cultures. When I think of the role that colors play in […]
By Román Vergara No country in the world is risk free for travelers or residents. But one Latin-American country seems to be an island of personal safety. Here are useful […]
Slow travel provides an amazing way of truly getting to know a country. It is is a mindset, not an itinerary. Learn the inside scoop from a seasoned slow-traveler. Anything […]
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The Cuenca Dispatch
Week of September 06
U.S. sinkings of Ecuadorian fishing vessels trigger court scrutiny after 28 crew members are released.
Cuenca targets a November launch for its first new international link to Chiclayo.
Exports hit a quarterly record, but Ecuador’s import bill is rising even faster.