They say if you take care of your pennies, the dollars will take care of themselves. We haven’t had to withdraw significant amounts of cash on our travels because most places where we travel accept credit cards. But there are times when cash is king, such as many places in Asia/Southeast Asia and even small towns or establishments in various parts of the world, including Europe.

Traveling often seems to come with unexpected expenses that disappear like the "angel’s share" in whisky production. Just as whisky benefits from cooler storage to preserve its spirit, being mindful of expenses helps manage travel costs. However, some losses are part of the adventure. In this article, we’ll highlight common budget leaks and provide tips to minimize them while embracing the travel experience.

As full-time retired travelers, navigating health insurance can feel daunting—what do you need to know to stay protected on your adventures? One of the most common questions we receive is about how to choose the right policy. Good coverage and affordability were our top priorities when selecting health insurance for our travels.

Staying connected while traveling internationally doesn’t have to be a hassle, thanks to eSIM technology. What is an eSIM and how do you use one? We answer that question and give our recommendations.

You’re on the road as a full-time traveler and you notice that your credit or debit card is nearing expiration. What do you do? Typically a bank or credit card company will send out a replacement card…