In the past few years, Uruguay has been going through a shift in its gastronomic scene.

Cachaça is known as Brazil’s national spirit, and now establishments offering artisanal cachaça are becoming more popular.

Thirty years ago, one would seldom see a woman working in the winemaking industry in Argentina.

Tequila is a municipality of Jalisco, Mexico, and will become known as a “pueblo inteligente” or “smart town.”

Yearly, there are numerous lists that recommend that travelers to go to luxurious, relaxing or culturally enriching destinations.

Each year 500,000 Brazilians travel to Uruguay, but fewer than 10% travel outside of the city’s capital in Montevideo and Punta del Este, according to the Ministry of Tourism.

Two Mexican states, Quintana Roo and Jalisco, are pioneering the effort to make beaches more inclusive for people with disabilities.

In today’s international tourism, people are exploring ancestral roads that give them a unique experience in learning about the culture of a country.

With just a few clicks, the beauty of a country is instantly visible.

Seeing a city can be exhausting while doing it all by foot, so why not bicycle?