Issue Apr 10-16 2024: San Pedro, Argentina, is an accessible destination full of oranges, peaches, and ensaimadas.

Issue Apr 10-16 2024: The tourism sector is one that is constantly evolving, innovating, and responding to the needs of its clientele.

Issue Apr 10-16 2024: The municipality of São Pedro, located at the foot of Serra do Itaqueri, is part of São Paulo’s tourist route and advertises itself as one Brazil’s most charming April destinations, due to its unique cloud formations and transitory environment.

Issue Apr 03-09 2024: The condor is the largest bird in the world and one of the oldest.

Issue Apr 03-09 2024: The Mexican beech, scientifically known as Fagus mexicana, is an endangered tree species endemic to Mexico, thriving in mountain forests primarily located across Hidalgo, Puebla, San Luis Potosí, Tamaulipas, and Veracruz.

Issue Apr 03-09 2024: Medellín had 1.5 million tourists in 2023 which accounted for 7% of the city’s GDP. Medellín has had many instances of sexual exploitation of minors by tourists, the most well-known being the case of Timothy Alan Livingston who was found with 12 and 13-year-old girls in his hotel room.

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: For those who couldn’t go to the Quiróptera Forest Festival, don’t worry; you still have the chance to take photos with the sculptures of the giant bats in Chapultepec, because they will stay a while longer.

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: Just a three-hour drive from Medellín is a town rich in culture, nature, and traditions.

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: The small Brazilian city of Pomerode has an outsized reputation, being a two-time Guinness World Record winner for its giant Easter decorations.

Issue Mar 20-26 2024: Inhabitants of Alausí are determined to increase tourism by reopening railway access to the Naríz del Diablo. The local train, dubbed the “most difficult train in the world,” is central to commerce in the area.