Latin tips

The Latin American Tourism Association (LATA) partners with the Safer Tourism Foundation to enhance traveler safety, offering members expert resources and a dedicated safety webinar.

It might be mid-July, but that doesn't mean it's too late to plan a quick summer getaway or get a jumpstart on booking a trip for the fall — and IHG is here to help.

American Airlines has brought back its mileage deals for late summer and fall travel, with one-way flights starting at just 5,000 miles.

Argentina is a big country. In fact, it’s a vast country with long distances to travel between its major tourist attractions. 

Details about a previously hinted brand in the works at the world's largest hotel company emerged this week.

Abra Group’s strategic investment in Wamos Air aims to enhance air travel between Latin America and Europe, increasing long-haul flight operations and market coverage.

Miami’s been given a wild culinary glow-up over the past few decades, the titterings of which began when Gianni Versace, in all his fashionable prescience, chose to hang his hat in South Beach, with celebrities like Madonna, Sly Stallone and Lenny Kravitz following suit — indulgent palates in tow. 

American Airlines is getting even bigger in the Caribbean and Latin America.

Another day, another wave of all-inclusive resorts taking on major hotel loyalty affiliation.

Delta Air Lines is seemingly convinced that it's going to be a cold and dreary winter.

The Colombian carrier Avianca is partnering with Cardless to release two new credit cards, which will be available in late May. These cards will utilize American Express as their payment processor.

Like many South Florida residents, I came first as a tourist before my family made the leap and moved here.

Cirium representatives presented the award to Copa Airlines in a ceremony held at the Copa Airlines Maintenance Center at Tocumen International Airport in Panama City.

Spanish-speaking audiences represent a valuable market segment and this observation has been at the core of the success of Civitatis. Embracing the right technological tools and distribution channels is instrumental in capitalising on this opportunity and realising profitable outcomes.

The airline will offer the reactivation of twelve seasonal routes from major U.S. cities during the height of the summer season, including Chicago, Orlando, New York, Las Vegas, Miami, and Washington D.C.

Culture shock can affect your life in unexpected ways when you move overseas. Something as innocuous as taking a taxi can suddenly become a stressful experience.

As Founding Publisher of Live and Invest Overseas, I often get questions from retirees (or soon-to-bes) wondering about how older folks are treated internationally, worried that they might not be as respected in their new home.

Brussels, long the realm of stuffy French restaurants packed with gray-flannel-suited diplomats, has suddenly gone bold and bright. Thanks to a crop of young chefs with iconoclastic ideas about flavor and sustainability, the city, in thrall to the rich sauces of Gaul for nearly two centuries, has emerged as one of the most exciting, and affordable, places to dine out in Europe right now.

On San Andres, a small Colombian island in an archipelago off the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua, counting the blues in the famous “Sea of Seven Colors” is on every visitor’s to-do list. It’s a midday activity done en route as you cruise among the cays, or keys, dotting San Andres’s eastern side: low-lying (mostly) uninhabited specks that aren’t much more than coral topped with palm trees and circled by sandbars.

Whether you’re drawn by its beguiling coastlines, untamed jungle or high-altitude national parks, Colombia is guaranteed to dazzle.

It’ll soon be easier to visit the sugary white sand beaches of the Dominican Republic, the rum houses of Barbados, the Pacific Coast of Mexico, and the candy-colored colonial-era neighborhoods of Curaçao.