Want to Stay in Costa Rica for Over a Year? A New Law Might Help You
If the new bill is passed, the permit would allow visitors to stay in Costa Rica for one year with the possibility of extending for an additional year.
I’m a Native. You’re a Local
We’re pre-American. We’re Indigenous. *We* are Native.
I’m Vaccinated, so Can I Travel? It’s Complicated
This isn’t over yet.
Are Casinos Safe During the Pandemic? I Went to Several to Find Out
For those who aren’t yet vaccinated, indoor activities are a game of chance.
I’ve Been Teaching in Spain During the Pandemic. Here’s How Spanish Schools Have Been Able to Rebound Quickly
On March 15th, 2020, Spain’s schools closed their doors per the regulations dictated by the Spanish government.
I Snuck Into the Old Quarter of Kabul, Still Shaken From a Suicide Bomb
Kabul’s oldest neighborhood is replete with history and heritage.
Wait, How Are the Tokyo Olympics Still Happening?
More than 15,000 Olympic and Paralympic athletes will be traveling to Japan this summer and there are plenty of reasons to be worried.
Mt. Kilimanjaro Is Open for Tourism. But Is It Safe During the Pandemic?
Before you climb Kilimanjaro, there are government-issued COVID-19 preventive and control measures locally that you must know about first.
Germs and Flying Don’t Trigger My OCD—Airport Security Does
OCD is unwanted luggage, undetectable to any security scanner, that I am forced to bring everywhere I travel.
Vaccine Passports Are on the Way. But There Are Some Big Problems With Them
Vaccine passports could be key to summer travel. While that might help in the recovery of tourism dollars, it also gives rise to multiple issues.