In the past, the Mexican tourism industry has relied heavily on Americans. But from 2009-2012, Mexico saw the collapse of their tourism industry as fewer American tourists visited during the three-year period.

Tourism infrastructure in rural areas and ecotourism are key in the development of Colombia as a tourist destination.

After putting an end to over 50 years of armed conflict between the FARC and the Colombian government, areas which formerly only saw gunfire and military operations will now be transformed into greenery-filled walkways.

The region of Barahona, in the south of the Dominican Republic, has long been an area of local and national interest.

As Costa Rica looks for opportunities to grow its economy, the tourism sector focuses on a new target customer: the business tourist.

Between the beaches of Carmen and Tulum lies the best kept secret of the Mexican Caribbean: Paamul, a trailer park settlement of United States citizens, retired and active, who have sought a simpler life outside of the American metropolis.

A committee of experts, part of the Reactive Monitoring Mission conducted by UNESCO, has made an extensive review of the efforts to preserve the historical site of Machu Picchu in Peru.

Manufacturers, restaurants, and hotels unite to create yerba mate routes throughout the picturesque and historical provinces of Corrientes and Misiones.

Costa Rica hopes to bring businesses, executives, and workers to the country for conferences and exhibitions.

An extensive platform network, fascinating landscapes, and a canyon more than 4,000 meters deep are just some of the features of the Colca Canyon and the Valley of Volcanoes in Andagua, Peru.