Rafi’s Hope, a Phoenix-based non-profit, provided essential back-to-school supplies and personal care for children in need, boosting their confidence and readiness for the new academic year.
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Rafi’s Hope, a Phoenix-based non-profit, provided essential back-to-school supplies and personal care for children in need, boosting their confidence and readiness for the new academic year.
Sea levels in La Paz have reached their highest point in 33 years, impacting coastal areas and requiring adaptation from residents and businesses.
Players Sports Center is set to open in October in Logan Square, offering a range of indoor sports activities and a new fitness hub for the neighborhood.
SunRail is introducing late-night trains for the <em>Hamilton</em> performances at the Dr. Phillips Center, making it easier for expats and digital nomads to enjoy the show after dark.
Tulum's beach management has adopted a more cautious approach to sargassum cleanup, reducing the use of heavy machinery and focusing on handwork to preserve sand width.
Tulum is set to participate in World Wellness Weekend for the first time, offering free public activities but leaving many questions unanswered for attendees and organizers alike.
The Holi Beach cleanup involving 450 volunteers highlights ongoing community efforts to maintain Puerto Vallarta's beaches, a key aspect for expats and digital nomads living in the area.
Tulum's winter flight schedule has shifted, with only Canadian cities returning, affecting expats and digital nomads who rely on these routes for their travel plans.
Pepe Tigre's jaguar in Cancún has raised concerns and faced access issues as PROFEPA tried to inspect the animal, leaving its health status and legal standing uncertain.
Quintana Roo has officially named Tulum's gastronomy a state heritage, marking a significant step in preserving and promoting the area's rich culinary traditions, which now includes the milpa, markets, and fishing communities.
Margarita Chan Uicab, a 25-year veteran traditional midwife in Quintana Roo, continues to preserve Maya cultural practices and pass her knowledge to younger generations, despite challenges from modern medicine.
Building one's own wealth can lead to greater financial independence and freedom, allowing for more personal choices and decision-making, especially for expats and digital nomads in Cancún.
Retired architect Polina Morozov shares her observations on Tulum's new cenote rules, emphasizing their significance for both newcomers and seasoned expats and digital nomads living in the area.
An artist in Chicago builds a local audience by engaging with local restaurants, fostering a sense of community and cultural pride in the process.
This weekend’s culinary guide in Dallas offers digital nomads a range of dining options, from authentic eateries to trendy bars, ensuring a flavorful experience in the city.