Issue Oct 26-Nov 01: Pedernales province, located more than 300 kilometers from the Dominican Republic’s capital, is home to unique natural attractions including Hoyo Pelempito, the El Mulito River, and the Loma de Los Arroyos, as well as the Sierra de Bahoruco and Jaragua National Park, the Bahía de las Águilas beach, mangroves, wetlands, and

“Zen hotels,” dedicated to providing a place where guests can relax and “empty the mind,” are becoming highly sought after.

The Kremlin, Pablo Neruda’s borrowed home in Villa de Totoral, Spain, was a place where the Chilean poet lived for a season and wrote several odes.

Bear paw prints were discovered in Chingaza National Park. Thanks to years of conservation efforts, dozens of ecotourists visit the park to view the bears.

The artistic company known as La Cigarra is presenting a celebration of Mexico’s Day of the Dead with a trip through the Xochimilco canals including storytelling, music, and traditional foods.

These are some of the alternatives that can’t be missed in the North-Eastern province.

The famous British magazine Time Out published its list of the coolest neighborhoods in the world.

Issue Oct 05-11 2022: Tourism in the region is starting to boom again after the steep decline experienced at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Issue Oct 05-11 2022: “50 Best Bars” revealed its newest ranking of the top fifty bars worldwide, and three of the bars on the list belonged to Argentina.

Issue Oct 05-11 2022: There are many gastronomic options to be explored with friends and family.