In a visit to Madrid, Spain, Gustavo Santos, Argentina’s Secretary of Tourism, stated that Argentina is seeking to partner with other South American countries to exploit the tourist potential of the area by creating a South American “brand”, that would attract international tourists, especially from Asian countries such as China.

To discover or rediscover “Carmen” as everyone calls it, is not just for the fans of domestic tourism, neither is it only for those who prefer holiday destinations away from urban cities or well-known Paraguayan tourist destinations. It is about taking the time to visit this site, which occupies such a special place within the

Coffee farms charge up to 800 pesos per tourist visit and the drinks cost between 20 to 30 pesos. In contrast, laborers earn only 1.50 pesos per kilo of coffee collected.

Despite the threat posed by several factors, the rock art of the Amambay Hills remains ignored by the government. Authorities themselves admit the absence of a conservation plan.

Heavy rains recorded in the Galápagos Archipelago last week have not affected tourism in these islands, informed the Ministry for Tourism on the 11th of January.

Cuban Minister for Tourism, Manuel Marrero Cruz, wanted to reassure Spanish hotel industry leaders during his speech at the 8th Exceltur Tourism Leadership Forum in Madrid. “Americans will come, but dancing to our music,” he quipped.  

According to the “Annual Global Retirement Index of 2016,” from “International Living,” Panama has been categorized as the number one destination for retirees. It is known as the “bridge of the world, the heart of the universe.”

The longest bike path in Paraguay is 25 kilometers long and is located on the new route: Luque-San Bernardino. This will be home to various international events attended by cyclists from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and other countries. Over 35 cyclist groups will attend.

Brazil’s largest travel agency, CVC, is known for offering affordable packages to tourists, but in 2015 lower income tourists were amazed by what they could afford.

The return of regular flights will be a boom for tourism, but Cuba may not be ready to handle the onslaught.