Tyler Sorce

For the internationally-minded out there, the world is a limitless source of opportunity. Traditional obstacles such as country borders, oceans, and language are no match for today’s…
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The small Arab nation on the Persian Gulf, Kuwait, is back in the news again because of a proposed plan that is leaving many in the international community outraged. A few months…
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Saudi Arabia, the Middle East’s largest state and the fifth-largest country in Asia, is home to an estimated 10 million expats...100,000 of which are from the Western world. Despite…
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When it comes to investing, diversification is crucial. Many investors now realize how important it is to broaden their scope beyond the domestic, focusing on global outlets to spend…
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What has become known colloquially as the “Golden Visa,” residency by investment programs are becoming very popular among foreign investors looking for second passports, or a Plan B.…
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With autumn in its final act and winter right around the corner, it’s time to reflect on the important things in life….namely travel, food, drinks, and fun. Last month, I crossed an…
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St. Lucia is an east Caribbean paradise in the Lower Antilles that has been luring tourists and expats alike for many years. With a low cost of living, great weather, and some very…
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Obtaining a second passport is one of the most important things a person can do to safeguard their future. A second citizenship grants a “Plan B” to work, live, invest, or retire to a…
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As an expat looking to diversify their portfolio abroad, consider investing in Germany as a viable option. Germany is Europe’s largest economy and the fourth-largest in the world. There…
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The Inca Trail: Four Days in the Footsteps of History, Part 2 The Inca Trail: Four Days in the Footsteps of History, Part 1 Day 3: 8,300 ft A few hours in, we came upon…
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The Inca Trail: Four Days in the Footsteps of History, Part 1 The Inca Trail: Four Days in the Footsteps of History, Part 2 Then came the rain. Droplets of machine gun fire tapping…
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We came down through the hillside by van, pitching in the cuts of the mountain. Since dawn, we had been in Saksaywaman, an Inca citadel dating back to the 13th century. I was still…
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