On the coast of Jalisco sit five of the most beautiful virgin beaches, far from the large tourist complexes, ideal for connecting with nature at the seashore.

The “mirror” that caught the attention of Neil Armstrong from outer space while he was in Apollo 11 is one of Bolivia’s major tourist attractions, situated 3,650 meters above sea level in the southwest of the country.

As winter break approaches in Argentina, many people are looking to travel in the two-week window.

Los Piloncillos is a tourist destination for adventurers looking for a natural wonder.

Colombia, which has become known for excellence in tourism, has more than ten nominations for the upcoming World Travel Awards (which is known as the “Oscars” for tourism).

The “never conquered” Mixe Nation, an Indigenous community descended from the Olmecs, provides guided tours in the “sacred mountains” of Oaxaca.

Located 108 kilometers from Buenos Aires in the San Andrés de Giles district, Azcuénaga has re-emerged as a tourist center and gastronomic hub, with its famous pasta and grill restaurants, but also with three new restaurants coming on board to boost its tourism.

Afro tourism seeks to attract companies and other organizations that already strongly emphasize Black history and culture.

On December 3, the first Magdalena Gastronomic Encounter will take place, which seeks to delight diners with a select variety of dishes based on local ingredients, as well as pay tribute to local products and those who harvest them.

The National Park Administration is preparing to reopen the Devil’s Throat Circuit of the Falls of Iguazú, which had been closed due to a flooding of the Iguazú River.