With its stunning beaches, soaring mountains, and historic architecture, this Chilean city is an excellent spot to retire or enjoy an affordable vacation.
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Brazil is home to South America's largest metropolis, known for bold street art, world-class museums, and a globally influenced food culture.
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The beaches, culture, and community found in this relaxed Uruguayan seaside city make it a great getaway, whether for a week or a lifetime.
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When a destination has the nickname the "Valley of Longevity," you know that something must be in the air. Is this South America's new retirement hotspot?
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While the famed African landscape is a bucket-list dream for travelers, Brazil's tropical wetlands offer a cheaper option that's just as unforgettable.
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Planning your first international trip can be daunting. Here are some low-barrier countries around the world that offer tons of experiences with less stress.
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These 5 South American countries are the best for exploring the Amazon Rainforest due to access and diversity of plant and animal life, according to travelers.
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Whether you love remote tropical locales or once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounters, here are five places the New York Times recommends you travel in 2026.
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Although Europe alone has the lion's share of walkable cities, there are still plenty of destinations that are perfect for exploring on foot across the globe.
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These destinations allow you to live well on modest savings and social security benefits, all while enjoying the spoils of a tropical paradise.
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If you're dreaming of a warm-weather getaway in the winter, escape to one of these five destinations for less than $1,000, including flights and hotels.
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This small Panama town has a large expat community and has been named the best spot in the world for retirees thanks to affordability and other factors.
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With more than 1,500 square miles to explore, this UNESCO-designated jungle reserve is a paradise for travellers in search of natural beauty.
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Machu Picchu will always be a bucket-list destination, but its popularity comes with drawbacks. Consider this alternative route for a less-crowded experience.
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Looking to escape the bitter North American winter? Look no further than these South American destinations, which are as sunny as they are underrated.
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Peru might not seem like a popular destination for retirees, but this city offers low living costs with beautiful scenic views, which is perfect for retirement.
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Making 2026 travel plans? The 'Destination of the Year" is a tropical paradise with bustling cities, world-class food, and beautiful beaches in the Americas.
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An incredible ski vacation doesn't have to mean visiting the Rockies or the Alps. There are ski resorts and backcountry slopes in places you might not expect.
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This peaceful Uruguayan city offers cobblestone streets, river views, low crime, and affordable housing, making it ideal for a slower retirement abroad.
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There are so many under appreciated wine regions across the world, far beyond Bordeaux or Tuscany. Here's where you'll find some undiscovered gems.
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Once renowned as a South American party capital, this island haven is now a high-tech hub, and a home away from home for freelancers.
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These five Costa Rican destinations promise a vibrant and warm winter vacation full of surf, sun, jungles, charming towns, and little to no rain.
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If you want to head south for retirement, there are several options, but we recommend stretching the dollar as much as you can by heading to these locations.
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From inexpensive public transportation and fresh food to low rent and utility costs, this South American country might be the perfect place to retire.
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Ecuador is rich in culture and history, and in early 2026, travelers will be able to maximize their budgets while exploring this affordable destination.
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Discover Time Out's "coolest street" for 2025, a Rio thoroughfare home to both upscale and laid-back eateries, trendy bars, and lively Saturday samba circles.
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This South American city was named the most desirable in the world for its authentic local culture, rich culinary scene, affordability, and array of activities.
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