Montevideo, São Paulo, and Santiago headline South America’s costliest cities—urban giants and small capitals alike hit hard.

Weather, visa policies, internet speed and the ease of making friends are among the top considerations for digital nomads, ...

The nearly 14-mile waterside promenade La Rambla serves as an outdoor living room for locals and as an antidote to visitors’ winter blues.

Many people became digital nomads during the coronavirus pandemic — a term that once described mainly Gen Z and Millennials itching to escape the confines of their cubicles for a work-on-the-road ...

Cost of living is reasonable ... Of those, 1.4 million live in the capital of Uruguay which is Montevideo. The number of Americans is very small, estimated at only a few thousand.

The residency process is straightforward—you only need to prove a modest monthly income to qualify. Uruguayans are known for ...

Montevideo remained South America's most ... and Basel. Mercer's “Cost Of Living Survey” takes into account the evolution of prices in a basket of more than 200 vital inputs for the quality ...

For its analysis, InsureMyTrip evaluated 40 cities in countries that issue digital nomad visas and factored in metrics such as the cost of living ... heading to Montevideo, Uruguay, which came ...

The city also received high marks for friendliness towards foreigners while 17 per cent of digital nomads living there are female. Holidu says: 'Uruguay's capital, Montevideo, scored joint first ...

The state-of-the-art terminal will bring more efficient and cost-effective export capacity ... shipping company that does business in Uruguay and the Montevideo region. Navios South American ...

The other annoyance of travel in Latin America is the cost and hassle ... the beginning of the year. Uruguay has wine country, a great restaurant and bar scene in Montevideo, party-lovers ...