Earlier this year, tourists made headlines worldwide for interfering with nesting sea turtles in Costa Rica. Thousands of Olive Ridleys have returned to Ostional beach, but this time it’s different.

The Panama Canal and the Biomuseo joined forces to make a single touristic pack.

Two renowned photographers are capturing the country’s beauty in its nature and its people. 

Political chaos has had negative effects on Guatemalan industry. 

A new subterranean museum celebrating religious tradition in Northern Chile has recently opened to the public. 

Lake Titicaca has two sections, separated by the Strait of Tiquina, located in Bolivia. 

As more and more Argentine tourists flock to the economically sliding Brazil looking to get more bang for their buck on vacation, a possible economic slump looms over all of South America.

Cuba and Mexico are exploring the possibility of creating joint tourism for international travelers, according to the Mexican Secretary of Tourism, Enrique de la Madrid, who headed a mission of 50 companies visiting the island. 

The DR’s healthy tourism industry has yet another source of high end visitors since golf travel there jumped 40% last year. 

Cuba was visited by 266,821 foreign tourists during July, an increase of 26.1% over the same month in 2014.