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.

In and around Brazil’s second-largest city, Río de Janeiro, there is no shortage of landscapes waiting to be explored, but it’s best to do it with the guidance of a local.

Since as early as 1979, the Dominican Republic has been working diligently to solidify its position as a major tourist hub in the Caribbean region.

Sitting 250 kilometers from the border of Chile, Mendoza is hoping for a record number of Chilean tourists this year to bring money back to its economy.

In a world that is becoming increasingly interconnected, travel and tourism have expanded into a variety of forms.

The Chilean government announced that it would reduce national and international airline boarding fees.

August 2018 brought in a trend of tourists seeking adventure and culture.