Huila, known for its rich soil, coffee plantations, art, and culture, is a region in Southern Colombia, which outlooks the Andes Mountains. A popular tourist destination, the region is known for its “magical” aura.

The beginning of 2017 has witnessed the greatest number of foreign visitors to Mexican archaeological sites in nearly a decade.

Brazil’s travel agencies are gradually reformatting their tour to accommodate the increasing demographic of lone travelers.

San Blas de los Sauces: a landscape painted by white peaks, vineyards, and tints of orange, yellow and brown.

Tourists from Brazil are said to be the “most possessive on the planet” according to a worldwide study conducted in 2016.

Mexico’s Tehuacán-Cuicatlán Valley, a unique site with enormous biological, cultural, and historical significance, was denied the title of being a world heritage site by UNESCO.

The province of Tungurahua, Ecuador, home to a stratovolcano, draws many tourists, and Ecuador is calling on the older adult population in Tungurahua to help with promoting tourism and preserving culture and traditions.

The tourism industry of Honduras has been left behind in comparison with neighboring countries.

The Jesuit Missions of Bolivia are the last remaining missions in South America, having survived the destruction and expulsion of the Jesuits in the eighteenth century.

Argentina and Chile have been at odds throughout the countries’ collective histories more often than not, but it seems that the mountainous divide may be coming to an end, at least economically.