Discover Lesser-Known Discounts, Passenger Rights, and Smart Ways to Explore the Three Americas for Less.

Imagine exploring Mexico’s colonial towns, sailing among Caribbean islands, discovering Costa Rica’s extraordinary biodiversity, or watching the Cana... [read more.]

Quintana Roo and Baja California Sur Charge International Visitors Tourism Fees of 285 and 488 Mexican Pesos, Respectively

Mexico offers a wide range of destinations, from Caribbean beaches to the desert landscapes of Baja California Sur. However, travelers visiting these reg... [read more.]

Tick Bites Can Transmit Diseases and Trigger a Potentially Serious Allergy to Meat and Other Mammal Products.

Travelers planning to hike, camp, observe wildlife, or participate in other outdoor activities in different parts of the United States should be aware of... [read more.]

The Equatorial Guinea Case Exposes a New Dimension of U.S. Immigration Policy and Its Implications for International Travelers

Ruta Pantera is advising Latino travelers to postpone all nonessential travel to the United States until after midterm break, as rapidly changing immigra... [read more.]

A Viral Tip Reveals How Invisible Technology Has Reshaped Risks—and Precautions—When Crossing Borders

In the era of digital travel, where documents are no longer purely physical but also carriers of electronic data, a simple act like wrapping a passport i... [read more.]

The Disappearance of a U.S. Tourist in the Bahamas Underscores the Critical Importance of Safety Measures on the Water

What should have been a routine short boat ride turned into a tragedy that is now drawing international attention. The disappearance of a 55-year-old Ame... [read more.]

Investment and Market Stability Will Be Key to Turning Venezuela’s Oil Wealth Into Economic Development.

Venezuela faces a question that goes far beyond who participates in its political negotiations: how to transform one of the world’s largest oil reserve... [read more.]

At 69, One Traveler Decided to Stop Postponing the Journey He Had Always Wanted.

Sometimes the most important journey is not the one with the longest route, but the one that finally begins. At 69, Frank Babcock decided to turn an idea... [read more.]

The Physical Transformation of the U.S. Capital Is Also Changing the Historic Landscape That Attracts Millions of Visitors.

Washington, D.C. was not designed as an ordinary city. From the beginning, its buildings, avenues, monuments, and open spaces were organized to create sp... [read more.]

Tennis, dining, luxury, and entertainment now surround one of the city’s biggest summer events.

The US Open is no longer experienced only from the seats of Arthur Ashe Stadium. Every year, the tournament brings visitors to New York who come to watch... [read more.]

Why Glacier Protection Matters to Travelers

The tragedy in the Himalayas on August 26 has brought international attention back to a part of the mountain landscape that travelers often experience as... [read more.]

Political Tensions, Travel Advisories, and Changing Travel Habits Are Leading More Visitors to Consider Other Destinations

The United States has been one of the world’s leading tourism destinations for decades, an almost automatic choice for millions of international travel... [read more.]

Discover El Salvador's Pacific Coast, Where Surf, Nature, and Adventure Meet

For decades, El Salvador remained one of surfing’s best-kept secrets. Experienced surfers quietly explored its Pacific coastline in search of consisten... [read more.]

Research, Activism, and Conservation Efforts Aim to Preserve One of the Most Iconic Surf Breaks in the World

Along Mexico’s Pacific coast, the surfing community is moving beyond the waves to defend them. In Puerto Escondido, one of the most renowned surf desti... [read more.]

Tropical Luxury Is Redefining All-Inclusive Travel in Central America

In a region where luxury tourism continues evolving toward more immersive and conscious experiences, Costa Rica is preparing to welcome a project that co... [read more.]

Conchal, Cocles, and Uvita Reinforce the Country's Reputation as a Global Leader in Nature-Based Tourism

Costa Rica has once again demonstrated why it is considered one of the world's leading ecotourism destinations. Three of its beaches—Conchal, Cocles,... [read more.]

Discover a Witty Photography Exhibition in São Paulo That Challenges How We Experience the World’s Most Famous Destinations

What happens when the desire to photograph a destination becomes more important than experiencing it? British photographer Martin Parr explored that ques... [read more.]

Where to Find a Good Haunt

Across the sprawling landscape of American history, certain places pulse with an eerie energy, where the line between the living and the dead feels unsettlingly thin. These ci... [read more.]

A Centuries-Old Ritual that Unites the World in Annual Renewal

The lowering of the ball in Times Square has become one of the most iconic and universal events of New Year’s Eve celebrations. Every December 31, this... [read more.]