Over 50,000 coffees were sold at this year’s FECA festival in Buenos Aires, Argentina. 

Three blocks of the Historic Center of Quito were converted into a pedestrian zone and officially named Paseo de la Merced on May 15, 2018.

Where what used to be La Viuda, a small school in Cajibío, Colombia, now lies a new, revived ecotourism area.

With jazz and blues music festivals during winter, Ibitipoca “is the gateway” to “one of the most beautiful parks” in Minas Gerais.

The arrival of visitors to Cuba fell by seven percent during the first quarter of 2017, compared to the same period last year.

On the eve of International Workers Day, an important holiday for Argentina, there was an exceptionally large turnout of Argentinian shoppers in malls and shops in Paraguay’s capital city, Asunción.

In northern Ecuador, embroidery is a major attraction for tourists.

Machu Picchu in Cusco, Peru was distinguished as “the main tourist attraction of the world [in] 2017,” by the World Travel Awards.

The development of tourism is a crucial objective that needs to be achieved by the Paraguayan government.

Tourism industry executives at this year’s Dominican Annual Tourism Exchange (DATE) conference announced several developments for the future of the country and expressed great enthusiasm for the projects to come.