Sometimes Florida and Cancun just won’t cut it when you have that underlying wanderlust itch that just needs to be scratched. While we all know Cartagena and Rio, there are dozens upon dozens of other worthwhile shores to bake in the sun by day and immerse in local culture while you’re lathered in aloe vera. …

Be it for the delicious cuisine, the breathtaking nature, or the colonial landmarks, it’s no secret that Latin America is the go-to destination for millions of Americans. Navigating the nether half of the continent isn’t always the easiest task, though: safety levels can vary drastically between different destinations. Some are very safe, if not safer …

Safety remains a primary concern for Americans going abroad, especially in the current geopolitical climate, where safety warnings are issued with little to no warning, and wars are erupting left, right, and center. It may not exactly be a battlefield at the moment, but Latin America has never been exactly known for being the most …

If you’re dreaming of a tropical beach getaway, road trips across otherworldly landscapes, or exploring colonial towns that almost look frozen in the 17th century, South America is probably at the top of your list. We’re pretty sure you’ve heard of places like Buenos Aires, the Southern Hemisphere’s response to Paris, Cusco, the ocher-colored ancient …

The U.S. State Department is earning its paycheck as it has been issuing new travel advisories frequently lately. In May alone, there have been a total of 6 advisory updates already, and we’re barely a week into the month! Of course, Russia is no surprise given the state of conflict. There’s no need to jump into that …

The birthplace of tango and the proud home of chef-favorite Bife de Chorizo, Argentina is the number one destination for tourists heading to South America, not only because the culture and cuisine are unmatched, but because it’s very safe for foreigners: Compared to its neighbors, Argentina enjoys lower levels of violent crime, scamming practices, and …

Who said you need to fly halfway across the globe to experience some of that Old World charm? In case you weren’t aware, Europe is not the only continent hosting historic towns that look like they were frozen in time over the centuries: a short two—to four-hour flight away from the U.S., Latin America is …

Everyone knows Latin America is a no-brainer for digital nomads: infrastructure and safety issues aside, it offers a good enough quality of life for maybe half the usual budget, year-round pleasant temps, not to mention the culture and friendly locals. For that reason, nomads tend to believe the good far outweighs the bad, but what if …

According to a recent report from Yahoo Finance, the average cost of living in the U.S. is $2,216, with rent being a huge factor at hair under $1,400. That alone will make anyone consider planting roots in another country. Digital nomads know this more than anyone and make use of their flexible lifestyle gathering new …

It’s no surprise digital nomads have been flocking to Latin America lately. Be it the warm hospitality of locals, the vibrant Hispanic culture, or the tax exemptions, they often find life down south is far more pleasant and carefree. For those very same reasons, places like Mexico City, Rio and Buenos Aires have skyrocketed in …

Gorgeous as it may be, with its rich biodiversity, centuries-old colonial towns, and delectable cuisine, South America is not exactly well-reputed for being the safest continent compared to Europe, Asia, and even its northern counterpart. As it is plagued by higher levels of underdevelopment, regional instability, with the occasional military coup to go with it, …

There’s never really a bad time to explore the wonders of Latin America, but if you’re trying to get the most out of your travels and save a little bit of money in the process, too, timing your visit right can make a world of difference. And according to Kayak, the perfect month to explore …