Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández announced a new monitoring system to cover the whole of Valle de Sula and Copán. 

Visitors can explore the history of the image on the walls of a winding staircase leading to the rooftop “Mirador” of the Caacupé sanctuary. 

In the days before the start of the COP 20 meeting in Lima, the Jorge Chávez International Airport (JCIA) hosted a “cultural installation” created by the Libélula organization for tourists and foreign visitors arriving in Peru for the climate summit. 

In fact, it could move up three places. 

Tourism leaders hope the results of an industry conference will become guidelines for improving the sector’s competitiveness. 

Colombia is launching a tourism campaign in São Paulo for 2015 focused on nature, on beaches and on adventure. 

In recent years more and more aficionados of dune surfing have been making their way to the sandy slopes of Catamarca in northwestern Argentina.

In an effort to reverse declining trends, Chile launched a plan to lure in Argentine tourists, however, a lack of coordination between Central American neighbors led to a missed opportunity for the Guatemalan tourism industry. 

Venezuelan Tourism Minister Andrés Izarra hopes to entice 100,000 passengers to take a cruise this season.

There’s still a way to go, but the government has been focusing funds on its international and regional airports.