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Ellen boards a bus for the biggest city on Panay Island.
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A multi-part answer that covers taxes, health care, budgets and more.
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The latest effort to increase domestic tourism.
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Beach walks, movies, eyeglasses, Ati, and more.
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Imagine.
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We miss moving on.
MoreBudget breakdown: October 2020 in the Philippines
Did we spend less than our 2k budget?
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An eerie, deserted new travel reality.
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Our biggest expense again: gifts to needy Filipinos.
MorePandemic travel options: Thinking out loud
We have few options…
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Where to eat, hike, see great views and more.
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The Dauin Marine Sanctuary is a great place to snorkel — for free — on Negros Island in the Philippines. I travel with a prescription […]
MoreCost of living in the Philippines for 1 month
See how much we spent on food, housing, and more.
MoreNatural hot springs near Dumaguete, Philippines
Warm water to soothe your body and soul.
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These 12 spots are great for smaller budgets.
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A countdown of the top reasons why this island-nation rocks.
MoreA virtual mailbox while traveling in retirement
There are challenges to frequent travel in retirement, such as how to handle U.S. mail. Our solution is to use a virtual mailbox while traveling. […]
MoreThis is what brings expats to Mazatlan, Mexico
This Mexican city tops retirement lists again in 2020. Earth Vagabonds know why.
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