Panama’s geography lends itself to adventure tourism.

Saray Encinoso Brito, a writer and journalist from Tenerife, was going to travel to her beloved Buenos Aires, but her plans were canceled due to the pandemic.

With the Mexican government slowly lifting restrictions during the pandemic, Parque Ecológico de la Ciudad de México is an optimal place to spend one’s free time while maintaining a safe social distance, which is almost impossible anywhere else in the capital city.

Ski resorts prepare to inaugurate the season between June 19 and July 2, if sanitary conditions permit.

International tourism has been significantly affected due to the coronavirus.

In 2017, a construction crew working on the prominent Moreno 550 Street discovered a cistern among many other archeological treasures involving the famed historical Argentinian Juan Manuel de Rosas.

The tropical beauty and pristine environments of the Brazilian municipality of Beberibe, located in the state of Ceará, make it not only a popular tourist destination, but also the backdrop of many successful television productions.

A forest of palm trees, an expansive lagoon, a colonial-style city, and a town of historical relics make up some of Colombia’s most beautiful tourist locations—yet they are also some of the country’s least known.

Along the old route of the Seven Lakes, Argentina, sits a clearing in the forest where the oldest Tea house in Patagonia still operates.

Twenty minutes from the Heritage City of San Miguel de Allende, there is a surreal home hidden in a town called Montecillo de la Milpa, and it is called Ranchito Cascabel. El Universal of Mexico City explained that Ranchito Cascabel, also known as Timmyland, in honor of its owner, is a set