Pierre Verger Exhibition Opens in Salvador, Brazil—Free Entry
The Caravana Verger, featuring 80 photos from the 1940s and 50s, opens free in Salvador on 1 August before touring...
July 24, 2026Section
Expats & Nomads
Living in Latin America: expat and digital-nomad articles from Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and Argentina.
Cuba’s Cupaynicú Botanical Garden: 45 Years of Eco-Tourism
The 105-hectare Cupaynicú Botanical Garden in Granma, Cuba, founded in 1981, protects over 1,800 plant species and draws researchers and...
July 24, 2026
Cancún Airport Warning: Avoid Overpaying the Visitax Tourist Tax
Travellers to Cancún are being warned about third-party Visitax collectors at the airport charging nearly double the official 283-peso fee....
July 24, 2026
Flying Your Pet Abroad: 5 Myths That Cost Thousands
Flying a pet abroad is not a simple book-and-go process. We bust 5 common pet relocation myths, from cargo safety...
July 24, 2026
A Colombian Chef Wins Argentina’s First Michelin Star for a Foreigner
Colombian chef Aris Pabón, 24, just became the first foreigner to earn a Michelin star in Argentina at his Mendoza...
July 24, 2026
Costa Rica Interest Rate Cut to 3.00%, First Since 2025
Costa Rica's central bank cut its benchmark interest rate to 3.00%, the first reduction in seven months, as inflation turned...
July 24, 2026
Latin America Visa Runs Are Dead: Residency Now Required
Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Peru and Chile are all closing the tourist-stay loophole at once. The residency route that now replaces...
July 24, 2026
Joan Miró Works Never Before Seen in Brazil Hit São Paulo
A Joan Miró exhibition, Miró: Mestre das Formas, opens August 7 at MAB FAAP in São Paulo with more than...
July 23, 2026
Startup Summit 2026 Returns to Brazil’s Tech Island
The Startup Summit 2026, Sebrae’s flagship gathering for startups, innovation, and entrepreneurship, will take place in Florianópolis
July 23, 2026