The Dominican Ministry of Tourism reported that it will team up with a Catholic NGO to encourage religious tourism.

The municipality of Cruz das Almas, 140 Km West of Salvador da Bahia, is well known for its Saint John festival in June, between the 22nd and the 25th, when fireworks are used as “espadas” (swords) in a very beautiful but dangerous game in which opposing factions stage a street battle.

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The country’s most outstanding craftsmen participate in the Craft Fair “De Nuestras Manos.”

Paraguay has the potential to become a tourist destination for international events.

The beaches and hospitality available in Honduras should make the country a popular spot for tourism in Central America.

Nicaragua’s tourism is doing exceptionally well, without much promotion.

Four Alliance countries, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru, are re-evaluating their tourism industries.

With the help of technology and a motivated group of Cuban businessmen and businesswomen, tourists who come to Cuba can have a unique experience not limited to typical street tours.

The Certificate of Tourist Sustainability becomes a tool to promote and strengthen the country’s tourism sector. With investments of about $3.3 billion, these are the certified national tourist destinations.