October 1st is a day spent celebrating a drink so many of us, from sleepy college students to busy CEO’s, enjoy dearly. October 1st is International Coffee Day.

Cabo Daciolo, Brazilian presidential candidate, has gained attention this past week by visiting the ascent Mount of Olives, a favorite prayer refuge for evangelicals.

The Brazilian government has started a program to create footpaths that link various states within Brazil.

The popularity of tourism is closely tied to more than just the beauty of a potential vacation destination. For many, tourism only occurs if the location feels safe and secure for traveling. The effects of this phenomenon can be seen in the current decline in tourism in Nicaragua.

A devastating oil crisis has proven to have some unexpected benefits for the people and the economic sector of the Casanare Department in Colombia.

Ecuador has long been idolized for yielding “infinite culinary richness.” Now the nation is seeking to take advantage of its natural excellence in the world of cooking in order to rope in more visitors.

Travel and tourism are ever-evolving institutions that change largely with fluctuations in a nation’s economic state.

The World Travel Awards (WTA) were presented during the regional gala in Guayaquil, Ecuador, where Bolivia was named 2018 “Best Green Destination of South America.”

Thanks to President Juan Orlando Hernández’s focus on promoting tourism, Honduras’ economy and tourism industry have seen great growth since 2014.

Tourists now have an immediate opportunity to be exposed to Guatemala’s culture upon arrival to the country.