During the time of quarantine, one can visit the most precious places in the world without leaving home.

The Nicaraguan cities of San Juan de Sur, San Jorge, Granada, and Catarina are normally bustling towns full of tourists, but now they’re nearly empty due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

The Historic Center of Petrópolis is a famous tourist attraction in Brazil that is about to draw even more tourists.

The Palacio de Bellas Artes is currently closed to the public.

During the past couple of weeks, the world has experienced an immobilization of tourism in attempt to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

President Carlos Alvarado joined dozens of others in sharing an “uplifting video asking tourists to postpone — rather than cancel — their planned trips to Costa Rica.”

The Peruvian executive power recently prohibited the gathering of groups of 300 people or more, particularly in concerts, events held in stadiums, and other “public spectacles.” It also mandated “home isolation” for foreigners from China, Italy, France, and Spain.

The Cuban Ministry of Tourism confirmed that the sector has a strategy for screening the arrival of COVID-19 without impeding the arrival of tourists, but many Cubans remain skeptical and concerned about the potential impacts of this policy.

The beauty of the stars is there, in the sky, waiting to be observed not only by poets, and romantics, but by everyone.

The coastal city of Santa Marta is hoping that promoting scuba diving in its waters will attract more tourists to the area.