Panama, a tourist and international trade city par excellence, far from being stagnant, is warming up.

On a 30-hectare property, Pampas del Sur, in Cañuelas, offers— in addition to the inevitable barbecue—a mini farm, an organic garden, a bio lake with fish, and children’s games.

The Valley of Jequitinhonha, located in the semiarid region of Minas Gerais, Brazil, is a beautiful and rural countryside full of character and hardworking people, which has unfortunately gone overlooked for many years.

Monumental offerings, legend tours, a handicraft festival, and workshops are on offer in the San Ángel neighborhood to keep the tradition of Día de Muertos alive.

For the extended holiday weekend, or “puente,” during which Halloween will be celebrated, many families surely plan to travel. Some destinations might not be so well known, “but are surrounded by a lot of nature and tranquility.”

From October 1 to November 7, Tulipanes Patagonia will be open for tourists during its sixth season in Trevelin, Argentina.

As part of the Day of the Dead programming, the Parade of Monumental Alebrijes 2021 will be held in parallel with various activities to keep alive one of Mexico’s most beautiful annual traditions.

There are moments that have the power to make us travel into the past, even with our feet firmly planted in the present.

On Tuesday, October 12th, Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil celebrated 90 years since its construction in 1931.

This prehistoric Colombian pathway has now become a small road, the route of which is a beautiful delight for the spirit and senses, from the Wax palms, Colombia’s national tree, to the running rivers cutting through the path.