Hey everyone, I’m planning a solo travel sometime in May or June this year. This will be my first solo travel, and recently got out of a relationship so looking to get away.

I’m really looking to lay by the beach for a couple of days and, meet people and maybe get dressed at night for dinner. Partying is a nice to have but not really a must.

For those who have been to more than one of these places, how did you like it? What hotels would you recommend? Unfortunately not looking to stay anywhere with lots of families. I usually went to Barbados with my ex but thinking to try somewhere new. Budget is between 2-3k CDN for hotel. I’m a 27 yr female.

Thank you

FT: Turks and Caicos Islands 0-10 Haiti

Date: 05/06/2021 — 21:00 CEST, 15:00 EDT, 20:00 BST, 00:30 IST

Competition: WC Qualification CONCACAF (Round 4)

Venue: TCIFA National Stadium (Providenciales)

Referee: D. Montaño

Lineups

Hi guys. Glad I found this subreddit!

We're about to move from the UK to TCI for work. I've done quite a lot of reading and wanted to sense check my plans. We're likely to return to the UK at some point in the future, depending how much we like our new lives!

Firstly, all current ISA and pension accounts will be left untouched. We can change the address to that of my parents to maintain a UK address. Do we need to tell Vanguard etc where we hold the accounts we're moving abroad?

We're selling our house so will have a reasonable lump sum to invest, which we can't put into our ISAs (above the 20k annual limit per person).

For this lump sum, plus any excess income going forward we plan to use Interactive Brokers. Have started the process of opening this account while still living here. Plan to invest in low cost ETFs which aren't domiciled in the US.

Is there anything I'm missing? Or any other good tips to make the most of our situation? Thanks in advance.

I'm making an ongoing series where I make a post every time a country is eliminated from qualification in an "And There Were None" countdown to the World Cup.

Eliminated:

Bahamas

The Bahamas opened their campaign with a 0-4 loss at home to Saint Kitts and Nevis. It didn't require a great deal of teamwork or strategy, with the goals coming from solo breakaways or long shots from outside the box to take advantage of lapses in defense. There were a few impressive saves by goalie Michael Butler, but the Baha Boys couldn't apply any offensive pressure.

Their fortunes didn't improve when they lost by the same scoreline today against Guyana in the Dominican Republic, ending their 2022 campaign in two games. The Golden Jaguars made quick use of their handful of dual nationals from Europe, with Stevenage F.C.'s Terence Vancooten scoring in the 8th minute. The Bahamas managed to hold the 1-0 scoreline for the rest of the half, but in the 2nd half the floodgates opened with three more goals, a 4-0 loss ending the game and the Bahamas World Cup hopes.

The Bahamas sports an all-amateur team, with many on the roster having played in the American college system before returning to the Bahamas to play in their amateur club leagues. The only professional in their starting lineup was veteran captain Lesly St. Fleur, player for Montego Bay United.

The Bahamas still have two games, against Puerto Rico and Trinidad, to record their first World Cup Qualifying win since 2011.

Matches:

0 - 4 loss to Saint Kitts and Nevis - Report, Highlights

4 - 0 loss to Guyana - Report

Turks and Caicos Islands

It took just three minutes for TCI's world cup hopes to start slipping away. Three minutes into their opening match against Nicaragua, the Nicaraguan captain Juan Barrera shot in a goal past several defenders, and things didn't pick up from there until Nicaragua won 7-0, earning the biggest ever win in their history. TCI would only get one shot on goal the whole match. The TCI defense were easily pulled out of position with several goals coming from single crosses. Nicaragua's roster is built from players from the Central American leagues, but that was still more than enough for TCI's amateurs f