Returning to Nicaragua after 18 years-where the only things unchanged are the friendliness of the locals and the beauty of the country

Returning to Nicaragua after 18 years-where the only things unchanged are the friendliness of the locals and the beauty of the country

When I was a teenager, 18 years ago, I lived in Nicaragua for a year and a half. By the time I returned, in 2004, I was married and living in southern California with my husband and our 4-year-old daughter.

Special retiree benefits, even lower taxes, and land from $500 an acre—there’s more to Belize than Ambergris

Special retiree benefits, even lower taxes, and land from $500 an acre—there’s more to Belize than Ambergris

Even before the plane touches down, passengers can see that the airport at Belize City has become a major construction site. Amid the palm trees and scrub brush, construction crews work in the hot sun to build runways, terminal extensions, and other facilities designed to handle more passengers—many more.