During the twenty-fourth edition of the World Travel Awards, Ecuador won 14 awards in the South American category, which were presented in the Riviera Maya in Mexico.

Choquequirao, a major Incan site and tourist attraction in southern Peru, will soon become much more accessible to visitors.

Although Brazil has been a popular tourist destination for the past 100 years, there has recently been an uptick of interest in Brazilian resorts after a wave of renovations.

A series of articles called “Trazos Viajeros” illustrates the attractions in Guadalajara de Buga, also known as the City of the Lord, Colombia.

The famed Baños del Inca (Inca Baths) attract legions of visitors, who are drawn to their acclaimed health benefits.

Recently, Mexico has been thriving in their tourism industry, and it is being recognized.

Driven by eco-friendly tourism, the municipality of San Ramón in Nicaragua has designed an initiative aimed at improving the quality of life for local citizens, while teaching others how to contribute to the cause.

The tourist hostel, El Chorro, located in Girón at 2,500 meters above sea level, inspired the creation of the book A través de la cascada (Through the waterfall).

The start of operations this May of a Kuélap cable car have created an incredible possibility for tourism in the northern region of Peru.

The new “route of faith” will pass through 38 cities, officially connecting the state monastery of Our Lady of Pity in Caeté, Minas Gerias to the National Monestary in San Paolo.