Brazil currently has 21 places with the UNESCO World Heritage Site designation, meaning that the location needs to be classified as historical, cultural, or both.

Besides the vibrant towns and rich cultures of Mexico, this country is home to a wealth of coast lines.

The number of chefs offering the experience of “eating in” is increasing and is not only aimed at tourists.

Rio de Janeiro is a must-see destination for many tourists, but what about its surrounding cities? Discover more about the culture, history, and natural beauty that lies just outside the “Cidade Maravilhosa.”

The LGBTQ community has long suffered state-led backlash in Cuba after the Revolution of 1959; however, within the last decade their struggle for rights has gained visibility.

On April 30, the Torre Latinoamericana (Latin American Tower) turned 63.

President Bolsonaro of Brazil is drawing criticism for his comments regarding the LGBT community. 

Paraguay has various popular attractions for tourists to visit, but one of the most unique spots happens to be Mount Tres Kandu, the country’s tallest point.

One of the seven provincial museums of Buenos Aires is located in Dolores, “the first town of the nation,” founded in 1817.

Costa Rica is taking advantage of its plethora of volcanoes to further increase tourism.