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.]

The Storm Is Expected to Remain Offshore, but Heavy Rain, Flooding, Dangerous Surf, and Travel Disruptions Affect Southwestern Mexico

Hurricane Polo has rapidly intensified into a Category 5 storm off Mexico’s Pacific coast, becoming an extremely powerful system while remaining offsho... [read more.]

The hurricane is expected to stay offshore, but dangerous surf and heavy rain could disrupt travel across the western islands.

Hurricane Lowell is moving north toward Hawaii, bringing its closest approach yet to the western islands. Although the storm is expected to remain offsho... [read more.]

Visitors and Foreign Nationals Should Understand the Consequences of Overstaying or Failing to Comply With a Final Deportation Order

The United States is strengthening enforcement of its immigration rules through civil fines that can represent a significant cost for certain people who ... [read more.]

The Face Is Changing Border Travel

The way travelers enter the United States is becoming increasingly digital. Facial biometric technology is already being used by U.S. Customs and Border ... [read more.]

The Expansion of U.S. Border Infrastructure Is Transforming Cultural Territories and Natural Destinations in the Sonoran Desert.

The expansion of the U.S.-Mexico border wall is moving into an area where security, nature, Indigenous heritage and tourism intersect in particularly sen... [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.]

A Weaker Canadian Dollar, a Stronger Colombian Peso and Possible Venezuelan Dollarization Are Reshaping Travel Value

The same hotel, the same airfare and the same restaurant can cost a traveler a very different amount depending on the currency used to pay for them. That... [read more.]

Surveillance Technology Is Quietly Transforming The Experience Of Those Moving Through Cities.

As cities turn increasingly to technology to make their streets safer, a less visible transformation is taking place in the way travelers move through th... [read more.]

An Immersive Experience Along the Route of Flowers Redefines Exclusivity in Central America

In the midst of volcanic mountains, coffee plantations, and soft mist, a new way of understanding luxury in Central America is taking shape. It is no lon... [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.]

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Nestled in the rugged landscapes of northern Argentina, Salta province offers a gateway to some of the country's most captivating natural and cultural treasures. Among the s... [read more.]

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The Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rosary of Las Lajas is located in the Guáitara River canyon in Ipiales, Nariño. It is considered an architectural and religious jewel,... [read more.]

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In the heart of the Cundiboyacense highlands, about 120 kilometers northeast of Bogotá, lies Sutatenza, a municipality in Boyacá with just over eight thousand inhabitants th... [read more.]

Award-Winning Coastlines Combine Biodiversity, Adventure, and World-Class Seaside Experiences

Central America occupies less than 1% of the Earth's land surface, yet it contains nearly 8% of the world's biodiversity, making it one of the planet... [read more.]

A Journey Through Time and Nature in Colombia Sierra Nevada

You have probably heard of the Lost City, or Teyuna. This place is an ancient Tayrona indigenous settlement, located in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia. It was disc... [read more.]