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Mexico travel advice & personal safety tips
Mexico is a popular destination for travelers and expats alike. Every year, millions of US citizens travel safely to the country – even amidst the pandemic. Even though the local government prioritizes security in tourist areas, news headlines leave many wondering: is Mexico safe? While you won’t find drug cartels at every street corner if …
How positive thinking can help you live longer
While there’s no magic potion to live longer (yet), there are little things you can do to increase your lifespan. One such thing is positive thinking or thinking positive thoughts, which incidentally also has a number of benefits like stress relief, increased immunity, improved wellness, and better resilience. This Pacific Prime Latin America article tells …
What are the top expat retirement spots for 2022?
Did you know that your pension and/or retirement savings can go a longer way abroad than it does in your home country? There might also be other benefits like warm weather, delicious food, and a thriving retirement community to be a part of. It’s no wonder that many retirees are in awe of the expat …
The 5 best cities and places for expats in Mexico
With so many destinations in Mexico to choose from, where do you even start? Mexico is a vibrant country with a rich culture and an easy way of life for expats. It’s no wonder people from across the globe have chosen Mexico as their country of choice to work from and even retire! It can …
How to address the psychological impact of frequent relocation
Planning to move abroad with your family? Jet-setting can be very exciting, no doubt. But it’s not all roses and peaches. Ask any trailing spouse who isn’t able to work overseas, a third culture kid with an identity crisis, or an expat suffering from depression due to being unable to go home during the COVID-19 …
Why you should visit Mexico in the fall
Each season brings a unique experience to Mexico. Winter attracts the most visitors as many people travel to take a break from cold temperatures – especially those from up north. However, the fall period offers some experiences that are exclusive to the season. So much so that those who travel to Mexico frequently tend to …
Kidnap and ransom insurance: What is it and why might you need it?
Have you ever gone on a business trip to a foreign country and wondered: what would happen if I got kidnapped? If so, you probably thought about your loved ones, if and how your ransom would be paid, and other details. You might have even made a note to research tips to survive a kidnapping …
New normal for businesses in Latin America: 5 tips on adapting to a hybrid work model
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a wake-up call for everyone. It upheaves the way most business partnerships are traditionally formed in Latin America. For instance, the preference for face-to-face interactions or personal touches has been ignored in favor of safety measures. Increasingly, managers and HR are opting for digitalization. What does it take for corporations …
How to help your child settle into a new school
Starting at a new school is often the hardest part of moving abroad for children. Going to a new school in a foreign country comes with many changes. They have to make new friends, get to know new teachers, and become familiar with a new system. It can be especially difficult for teenagers, though there …
What expats need to consider when returning home after living abroad
Living in a foreign country as an expat can be a life-changing experience. Some expats change so much that they feel out of place when returning home after living abroad. Rather than having a sense of familiarity, expats going back to their home country might find it feels more foreign instead. This Pacific Prime Latin …
