Gang Violence Is Increasing Risks for Travelers, Particularly Around Port-au-Prince

A new escalation of violence in Haiti is raising concerns for travelers, airlines and the tourism industry. A gang attack in Kenscoff, a community in the... [read more.]

The OAS Emergency Meeting Adds International Pressure To A Destination Already Facing Security Advisories.

Nicaragua remains open to international tourism, but the environment in which tourism operates is changing. On August 19, 2026, the Permanent Council of ... [read more.]

Failing to Declare Money at Borders Can Lead to Confiscation, Investigations, and the Loss of Benefits Like Global Entry

Every year, millions of travelers cross borders throughout the Americas carrying cash for vacations, business activities, purchases, investments, or fami... [read more.]

Air Quality Alerts Increase Across Northern U.S. As Millions Prepare For Outdoor Activities, Road Trips, And National Park Visits

Smoke from wildfires in Canada is once again moving into the United States, affecting air quality in several regions during one of the busiest travel per... [read more.]

A Major National Event and Planned Demonstrations Could Affect Traffic, Public Transportation, and Access to Several Areas of the Nation's Capital

If you're planning to visit Washington, D.C., during the second half of August, it's a good idea to plan your itinerary earlier than usual. The city ... [read more.]

Air quality has reached hazardous levels in numerous destinations as wildfires continue to affect both countries.

If you are planning to travel to the northern United States or Canada in the coming days, air quality should become one of the first factors in your trav... [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.]

Washington Is Sponsoring Major Events, Yet the Impact of Tourisms Will Depend On Who Comes, How Long They Stay, and How Much They Spend

Washington, D.C., is about to become the stage for a major new event. The Freedom 250 Grand Prix will take over the National Mall on August 22 and 23, br... [read more.]

Political Uncertainty and Opposition Leadership

Venezuelan politics is currently navigating a period of profound uncertainty as the nation searches for an institutional framework capable of restoring e... [read more.]

Open Planet Brings Together Data About Species and Ecosystems to Help People Better Understand the Natural World

A new digital platform is making biodiversity information more accessible and could become a valuable resource for travelers interested in understanding ... [read more.]

Satellite Technology Allows Travelers To See How Cities, Landscapes, And Communities Changed Over Decades

A new way of researching destinations is changing how travelers prepare for their next journeys. Google Earth Timelapse allows people to observe nearly f... [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.]

Biodiversity, Landscapes, and Experiences Across Some of the Country’s Most Fascinating Ecosystems

Traveling through the forests of Colombia means entering one of the most biodiverse territories on Earth. With nearly 52% of its land covered by forests,... [read more.]

Destinations Perfect for Quick Trips That Recharge Your Energy

Micro-vacations —often called micro-cations— have become one of the most dynamic trends in modern travel. The idea is simple but powerful: sho... [read more.]

Between Endless Rivers And Extreme Biodiversity, A New Way Of Exploring The Jungle Is Transforming Global Travel

Navigating the Peruvian Amazon in 2026 is no longer just a remote adventure—it is a carefully designed experience where luxury, science, and conservati... [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.]

Where Tradition Meets Controversy in the Land of the Sacred Leaf

In the heart of La Paz, amidst the cold air of the high plateau and the steep streets that seem to never end, the coca leaf breathes without guilt. In the markets of Villa Fá... [read more.]

The Chocó Reading and Writing Festival (Flecho)

The Chocó Reading and Writing Festival (Flecho) is a cultural event that celebrates the literary wealth and resilience of the Chocó region. This year, the 8th edition ... [read more.]