Remo Monzeglio, the Undersecretary of Tourism in Uruguay, announced the possibility that the country would allow the entry of tourists from “healthy points,” namely a few Argentine provinces and Paraguay.

To trace the origin of skiing in Argentina, one must look to prehistory, when hunters and shepherds from Scandinavian countries used wooden slats to travel on snow.

The images that were taken by the photographer João Paulo Krajewski over the last two years inside the private wild reserve of the hotel’s property are becoming a source of income to help local families.

On August 8th, the tourism campaign titled Rediscover Rio was launched by 5 local attractions.

With the advent of social distancing, vacationers across the world are looking to visit smaller cities with lower populations, where they presume there will be a lower risk of becoming infected with coronavirus.

The new Colombia “Inspire Me” platform connects the tourism sector, destinations and their communities, and travelers.

On August 6, the Colombian city of Bogotá celebrated its 482nd birthday.

The purpose of the study “Panama Perception and Brand Health” is to learn the country’s strengths and weaknesses, and how key audiences perceive them in order to develop effective strategies.

The Ministry of Sports and Tourism has released new protocols for the future of tourism in a post pandemic Argentina.

—Researched and Written by Matt Warner— As the world continues to cope with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many countries are beginning to reopen their economies. While a return to normalcy will take quite some time, the gradual reopening of important economic sectors such as tourism is a source of hope for many. Tourism represents a