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Iguazú River Flooding Restricts Access to the Falls in Argentina and Brazil
Heavy Rains Raise River Levels and Affect Major Visitor Circuits in Both National Parks.
Iguazú Falls, one of South America’s most spectacular natural attractions, stretches along the border between Argentina and Brazil. Its immense cascad... [read more.]
Tropical Storm Simon Lingers Off Mexico, Keeping Baja California Sur on Alert
The Weakening Storm Continues to Threaten Mexico’s Pacific Coast With Heavy Rain and Dangerous Surf.
Tropical Storm Simon remains over the eastern Pacific, prompting continued monitoring of weather conditions along Mexico’s western coast. Although the ... [read more.]
Panama Puts Its Commitment to Forests and Rivers to the Test
Five Legislative Initiatives Seek to Address Environmental Threats Affecting Ecosystems, Cities, and Water Resources
Protecting an ecosystem requires more than preserving a green space on a map. It also means managing what happens around it: how cities expand, which tre... [read more.]
Agua Negra: The Project Seeking a New Route Beneath the Andes
A Binational Tunnel Between Argentina and Chile Could Transform Connectivity Across Central South America
The border between Argentina and Chile has a defining feature that no road can ignore: the Andes. The mountain range determines where people and goods ca... [read more.]
Messi Says Goodbye to Argentina and Closes a Historic Era in Football
The Captain’s Final Night With Argentina in Front of His Home Crowd
Messi said goodbye to Argentina in spectacular fashion. On October 6, more than 85,000 people filled Buenos Aires’ Monumental Stadium to see the captai... [read more.]
Brazil Faces a New Political Landscape: What It Could Mean for Tourism
Political Realignment Could Influence Security, Amazon Conservation, Investment, Connectivity, and Tourism Development Across the Country.
Brazil is entering a new political period that could have consequences well beyond Brasília. As the country approaches its presidential runoff, the chan... [read more.]
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Tourist Taxes in Mexico: Rates and Requirements for 2026
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.]
Lone Star Ticks Are Spreading: What Travelers Need to Know
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.]
Ruta Pantera Recommends that Latinos Postpone All Nonessential Travel to the U.S. Until After Midterm Break
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.]
Hurricane Polo Reaches Category 5 Off Mexico’s Pacific Coast
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.]
Hurricane Lowell Approaches Hawaii: Kauai Prepares for a Dangerous Pass
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.]
U.S. Immigration Rules: What Travelers Need to Know About New Fines
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.]
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A Road Trip That Waited Decades to Begin
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.]
Washington, D.C.: When Architecture Becomes Politics
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.]
The US Open Has Become A New York Travel Experience
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.]
Nepal’s Glacier Disaster Puts Argentina’s Andes Back in the Spotlight
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.]
Is the United States Losing Its Place as a Favorite Destination for International Travelers?
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 Fluctuating Dollar Is Changing the Cost of Travel Across the Americas
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.]
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Colombia's Tourism Renaissance
Unveiling the Top Visitor Nations and the Drivers of Growth
Imagine wandering through the colorful colonial streets of Cartagena, sipping world-renowned coffee amid misty Andean mountains, or trekking into the heart of the Amazon rainf... [read more.]
Art in Transit: A Journey Through the Living Cartography of the Cuban Diaspora
From Island Memory to Global Cities, Where Creativity Becomes Movement
Travel, in its deepest sense, does not always mean covering great distances, but learning to see differently. To follow the creative pulse of the Cuban d... [read more.]
On the Road Again: Bruce Springsteen’s Tour and the Rise of Music Travel in 2026
Dates, Prices, and Experiences Shaping a New Way to Explore Cities Through Live Music
The return of Bruce Springsteen to the stage marks one of the most influential musical events of 2026. His “Land of Hope & Dreams” Tour is not just a... [read more.]
Ultra-Cheap Flights Open Doors to Historic Santo Domingo in the Caribbean
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Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic, has become more accessible than ever thanks to the launch of ultra-low-cost flights from the United States. This historic... [read more.]
Three Costa Rican Beaches Earn a Place Among the World’s Top 100
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.]
Peruvian Amazon: The Journey Redefining Luxury in the Heart of the Planet
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.]
Essential Guide for Colombians Planning a Trip To New York
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In order to travel to the United States to visit the great city of New York for 7 days, you must apply for a tourist visa (B1/B2). To do so, you must complete the DS-160 form ... [read more.]
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ITB Americas 2026: The Americas’ Tourism Industry Seeks New Markets
Guadalajara Connects the Americas’ Tourism Industry.
When: November 10–12, 2026.
Where: Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.
Highlights: International business meetings, destination promotion, and partnerships among tourism professionals. The event will e
Explore More: From Caribbean beaches and major cities to the Amazon rainforest, the Andes, and cultural routes, the Americas offer diverse experiences for global travelers. ITB Americas aims to turn this diversity into ne...
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Jakob Kudsk Steensen: Wetland
An Immersive Digital Exhibition Reimagines Berlin’s Lost Wetlands
When: October 12, 2026–March 7, 2027.
Where: The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Agnes Gund Garden Lobby, 11 West 53rd Street, New York City, New York, USA.
Highlights: Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Ste
Explore More: Discover how digital art can bring lost landscapes back to life at the MoMA in New York City. Find exhibition details at https://www.moma.org/calendar/exhibitions/5936
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Rio Carnival 2027
Rio’s Iconic Celebration Returns With Samba, Spectacle, and Street Festivities.
When: February 5–13, 2027
Where: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Highlights: Samba parades, extravagant costumes, street blocos, live music, and celebrations throughout the city.
Explore More: Rio Carnival transforms the city into one of the world’s most spectacular celebrations. The main Group Special samba parades will take place at the Marquês de Sapucaí from February 7–9, bringing togeth...
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Day of the Dead
Day of the Dead, a celebration of memory, family, color, and tradition that honors those who have passed away.
When: October 31–November 2, 2026
Where: Mexico and communities throughout the Americas
Highlights: Day of the Dead brings together Indigenous and Catholic traditions in a celebration dedicated t
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Day of the Dead has its roots in ancient Indigenous traditions of Mexico that became intertwined with Catholic celebrations introduced during the colonial period. Although customs vary by region and communi...
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Christmas in the Americas
Christmas, traditions, lights, music, and celebrations that bring the Americas together during one of the most important times of the year.
When: December 1–31, 2026
Where: The Americas
Highlights: The Christmas season transforms cities and communities across the Americas with markets, lights, concerts, religious celebrations, family
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Christmas in the Americas reflects the cultural diversity of the continent. Traditions may include processions, nativity scenes, caroling, family gatherings, regional foods, fireworks, and public celebratio...
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Círio de Nazaré – Brazil’s Largest Religious Procession
Faith in Motion
When: October 11, 2026
Where: Belém, Brazil
Highlights: Millions join a moving procession honoring Our Lady of Nazareth, blending devotion, tradition, and community.
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The Círio de Nazaré is Brazil's most moving expression of faith, an event where devotion becomes a human river overflowing the streets of Belém. From dawn, thousands of people gather to accompany the i...
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