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Panama City makes it easy to spend more than you need to. Between high-end neighborhoods, imported groceries, and everyday convenience, costs can creep up. But with adjustments, it’s easy to bring them back down. Here’s where expats usually get it wrong. centralamerica.com/living/daily-l…

Living abroad comes with plenty to think about, and expat insurance is one of the easiest things to get wrong. This article looks at six common mistakes people make in Central America. centralamerica.com/living/daily-l…

@Mr_Isaach @academic_la “That's six months. Not weeks. Not months.” If six months isn’t “months” then what is it? A demi-year?

@academic_la Delta canceled flights until September. That's six months. Not weeks. Not months. September. The people who make money moving people in and out of Israel have looked at the situation and said this isn't ending. When the airlines stop betting on your safety, it's time to ask why.

Israel is getting absolutely pummeled today. Friends send me pictures of hit sites that are not reported. Another Israeli was killed today in Nahariya. Delta canceled all flights until September. The entire country is stunned by the ferocity of the Iranian response.

#Panama is the only Central American country in this list of the top countries in the world with the most bird species registered but #CostaRica has over 900 species registered and should be here instead of South Africa. Maybe new species were recorded on #CentroamerícaBigDay!

From candlelit processions in Panama City’s historic center to packed beaches along the Pacific and Caribbean coasts, Easter week in Panama combines tradition with travel. Here’s how Semana Santa unfolds across Panama. centralamerica.com/experiencing/t…

Choosing where to live, work, or base yourself in Central America? Internet speed is still one of the most practical things to compare. Our updated guide shows Panama first for fixed broadband and Costa Rica first for mobile. centralamerica.com/living/daily-l…

Can you drink the tap water in Central America? Sometimes yes. Sometimes absolutely not. Here’s the country-by-country answer. centralamerica.com/living/daily-l…

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In Costa Rica, intelligent monitoring solutions are helping protect the endangered Great Green Macaw and its habitats. By combining connectivity and data insights, TECH4ALL supports biodiversity conservation. Stay tuned for more TECH4ALL initiatives at MWC 2026!

Sancocho is the default comfort food in Panama, served at home, in restaurants, and after long nights out. This is the version you can make anywhere 🍲 centralamerica.com/experiencing/e…

Central America isn’t exactly known for Irish pubs—but a handful of places across the region still deliver when March 17th rolls around. Whether you’re after live music, Guinness, or just a lively crowd, here’s where to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day 🍀 centralamerica.com/experiencing/d…

Easter in Honduras may not get the same attention as some of its neighbors, but Semana Santa traditions here are just as rich. Cities like Comayagua and Tegucigalpa host some of the country’s most memorable Semana Santa traditions: centralamerica.com/experiencing/t…

If you picture Easter celebrations in Latin America, chances are you’re imagining Guatemala. Alfombras, towering processions, and centuries-old traditions define Semana Santa here. centralamerica.com/experiencing/t…

El Salvador continues its dramatic turnaround, Honduras is slowly improving, and Costa Rica sits in the middle tier. A look at Central America’s 2025 homicide rates. centralamerica.com/living/safety/…

@thealepalombo Love this thread. I fell in love with the city of Modena a few years back. Visited for a long weekend just before Christmas. Loved the misty streets at that time of year and the whole vibe of the place.

I'm Italian. I just got back from Rome. Over dinner, old friends and I started arguing about the same thing we always argue about: which cities in Italy are genuinely incredible but nobody ever talks about? We went back and forth for hours. By the end of the night, we had a list. 7 hidden cities that most people, including most Italians, will never think to visit, let alone move to. No crowds. No tourist markup. Insane quality of life. Thread 🧵

This right here 💯💯💯💯:

Colorful street carpets, religious processions, and traditional foods like torrejas. Here’s what Easter week looks like in El Salvador, courtesy of our friends at @El_SalvadorINFO 🇸🇻 centralamerica.com/experiencing/t…

@Mrterrazzo @MyLatinLife That's great news! Welcome to Costa Rica!

@VidaAmerica @MyLatinLife im here! i did it like a month after that post! its paradise!

One "family friendly" aspect of Latin America I've never seen in the USA: Trampolines in the park. Basically a guy will set up a trampoline every morning and that it down every night. It's his business and you pay maybe 10 pesos to use it. Obviously in the USA you'd need a "permit" and "insurance" but in LATAM it's totally normal and everybody wins.

Living in Central America or planning a short visit from North America? These are some of the best places in the region that actually work for a 3–4 day trip. centralamerica.com/experiencing/t…