Huasteca Potosina is a region in Mexico along the Gulf of Mexico that is gifted with a wealth of natural attractions, such as waterfalls, turquoise rivers, and surreal gardens.
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La Cumbre is located in the Córdoba province of Argentina and is a mountain town with picturesque views that visitors can enjoy.
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Every spring, the streets and parks of Mexico City are adorned with the purple flowers of Jacaranda mimosifolia, an exotic tree with a branched, twisted trunk.
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Trips to Cusco, Peru’s main tourist destination, increased less than 1% in 2019.
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Costa Rica is sponsoring a project to allow every person, with or without a disability, the enjoyment of a beach club that has universal access and multiple facilities.
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Carnival is Uruguay’s most popular party event and is also considered the longest celebration in the world.
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Argentina’s Route 3 is more than 3,000 km – 1,864 miles – of varied landscapes. It includes plateaus, mountains, plains, and will eventually lead travelers to Tierra del Fuego – sometimes referred to as “The End of the World.”
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In Mexico, there are 121 “Magical Towns” and some are even located on the beach: all the way from the north of the country amongst the waters of the Mar de Cortés, down to the Yucatan peninsula on the Caribbean Sea.
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From the largest pyramid in the world to a shipping container village, Cholula is a wonderfully diverse town with a lot to offer.
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Located southwest of Buenos Aires, Sierra de la Ventana has seen a recent increase in tourism.
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