Latin America

  • Soak Up the Sun—and Culture—in Rio

    Referred to warmly as Cariocas, the residents of Rio de Janeiro are spirited and friendly, with a free-and-easy vibe that permeates this vibrant South American metropolis. Renowned for its beaches—especially Copacabana and Ipanema, both flanked by sidewalks bearing distinct black-and-white patterns—Rio is also famed for Carnaval, an elaborate annual festival in February or early March….

  • Riviera Maya, Mexico 2

    The white-sand beaches, translucent cenotes, and awe-inspiring ruins of the Riviera Maya have a mystical quality to them. The area stretches 80 miles from the fishing village of Puerto Morelos to the archeological sites of bohemian Tulum. It is in the state of Quintana Roo on the northeastern Yucatán peninsula along the Mexican Caribbean, and…

  • Patagonia and Cuyo, Argentina

    Summertime (December through February) in Patagonia and Cuyo is a splendid season for outdoor adventures. The warm yet windy weather and picture-perfect landscapes are ideal for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding along the Argentinian Andes. Wintertime (July through September) is superb too, specifically for skiing in Bariloche. The expansive area spans the mountainous, wine-producing…

  • Amigos, Meet Puerto Vallarta

    Puerto Vallarta, a seaside treasure on Mexico’s west coast, is well-suited to accommodate your trip, however action-packed—or blissfully open—you envision your itinerary. To unwind and pamper yourselves, say “sí” to a group spa day at Maiavé Spa. Inspired by the Mexican goddess of agave, spa-goers can choose from a menu of treatments featuring nature’s healing…

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  • Relax, Rejuvenate, Repeat

    Stretching along almost 100 miles (160 kilometers) of coastline, and home to part of the world’s second-largest barrier reef, the paradise-like beaches and beautiful underwater world are reason enough to visit Mexico’s Riviera Maya. But then there are the inland gems to discover, too. From ancient Maya cities to swimmable cenotes (sinkholes) and fun water…

  • Meander Through Mazatlán

    One of the best ways to quiet the mind, get some steps in, and get to know a new city is by exploring wherever your two feet lead you.  Plus, the older the city, chances are the better its walkability. This rings true for Mazatlán, a gem located on Mexico’s west coast. While the city’s…

  • A Brazilian Reasons Why

    There are numerous beachside cities around the globe—but none like Rio de Janeiro. For starters, the main stretches of sand that border this metropolis are two of the most famous strands in the world: Copacabana and Ipanema. But the beaches are just the beginning of this city’s alluring landscape. Rio is backed by lush, jagged…

  • On Point Stays

    Often overlooked in favor of its more well-known neighbors, Uruguay is a South American country of rolling plains, modest hill ranges, and mostly undisturbed coastline. Tucked between Argentina to the west and southwest and Brazil to the north and northeast, Uruguay is a quieter part of South America offering a multitude of experiences for culture…

  • Botanical Beauty Abroad

    Botanical gardens exude a sense of beauty, peace, and well-being, and bring us closer to nature. The serene sounds, vibrant colors of flora, and fresh air oxygenated from the surrounding plants make a botanical garden visit a wholesome, enjoyable, and grounding experience. And with different styles of gardens around the world — from formal landscape…

  • The Allure of All-Inclusive Vacations: Unveiling the Benefits

    The concept of an all-inclusive vacation has gained immense popularity in recent years, offering travelers a hassle-free and immersive experience. These vacation packages cover everything from accommodations and meals to entertainment and activities, providing a comprehensive and stress-free escape. In this article we’ll explore the myriad of benefits of opting for an all-inclusive vacation and recall a…

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