The Dominican Republic’s city of museums, La Vega, has created space for the preservation and dissemination of cultural and historical aspects of the city.

Shiripuno, an Ecuadorian Amazonian community, has a cultural center dedicated to tourism management administered by 30 Kichwa women, instilling the admiration of visitors.

In spite of their primitive infrastructure and difficulty of access, “the beaches of Calhaus, Sono, and Martim de Sá are hidden treasures that are definitely worth the experience.”

The Festival de Cine de Los Cabos is an annual international film festival held in Baja California Sur. It first started six years ago.

From the city, a hat trick of routes throughout Bariloche combine nature and cuisine, exemplifying Argentina’s best landscapes and local products.

Sani Isla is the name of a small Kichwa indigenous community on the banks of the Napo River, near the Yasuní National Park.

Tourist experts disagree on which summer beach destination should be number one: Mexico or the Dominican Republic.

El Salvador’s investments in the municipality of La Libertad has paid off: the port is among the largest and most successful tourist destinations in Central America and will receive the highest figure of one million visitors this year.

A “gigantic” geoglyph representing an orca was found in the pampas of Nasca and Palpa in Peru. The Orca appears on the side of a hill located on the outskirts of Palpa in the region Ica.

Manta, Ecuador, a port for international cruise ships, is the economic axis of Manabí province and stands out for “the kindness of its people and natural landscapes, two characteristics that give it a singular flavor.”