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.

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.

La Cumbre is located in the Córdoba province of Argentina and is a mountain town with picturesque views that visitors can enjoy.

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.

Trips to Cusco, Peru’s main tourist destination, increased less than 1% in 2019.

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.

Carnival is Uruguay’s most popular party event and is also considered the longest celebration in the world.

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.”