—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

The Boulevard Atlántico Hotel, a legendary Municipal Historical Monument, keeps alive the illusion of a restoration that is putting its heritage value and its constructive stability at risk, despite being closed for years.

Grappling with financial crises and restrictions on travel, restaurants and bars accustomed to receiving customers from all over the world begin to redesign the future of gastronomic tourism.

On June 29, 2020, the First International Virtual Day of Tourism was held with the premise of revitalizing rural equestrian tourism around the world.

The Popocatépetl volcano in Central Mexico is known for its constant activity.

Fer and Pocho are one of those adventurous couples who, before finishing one tour, are already thinking about the next trip.

Travel restrictions were established in March to control the spread of the coronavirus pandemic across the globe. Several months later, the time has come to consider reactivating parts of the industry.

With seventy-four ascents to Aconcagua, Lito Sánchez holds the world record.

The Secretary EcoRural Circuit, in the district of Pedro do Rio, was created last year and took first place in the Production Associated with Tourism category at the 2019 National Tourism Award from the Ministry of Tourism.

As an expert in off-roading and the leader of X-Perience, José Mujica is one of the most experienced organizers of adventure outings.