Panama’s Tocumen Airport Nears 10 Million Passengers and Widens Its Hub Lead
Panama's Tocumen airport moved almost ten million passengers in five months, up fifteen percent, cementing its lead as Latin America's...
June 22, 2026Section
Travel
Travel News in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil
Why Trinidad’s Airline Is Retreating From the Region It Built Up
Caribbean Airlines is cutting routes across the region after heavy losses, reversing a 2023 expansion and showing how hard small-market...
June 20, 2026
Netflix Turned Macondo Real, and Tourists Are Flocking to Aracataca
Is Macondo a real place? The town is Aracataca, where Gabriel Garcia Marquez was born in 1927, now drawing travelers...
June 20, 2026
Jamaica Tourism Recovery Hits Growth Phase as Sandals Bets $200M
Jamaica tourism recovery has moved into a growth phase, with one and a half billion dollars earned by May and...
June 19, 2026
Why Lima Became the World’s Reigning Capital of Fine Dining
With Maido holding the world's-best-restaurant crown and four kitchens in the global top fifty, Lima has become the undisputed capital...
June 19, 2026
Petronio Álvarez: Latin America’s Biggest Afro Music Party
Petronio Alvarez 2026 marks the 30th edition of Cali's festival, Latin America's largest Afro-Colombian music gathering. What visitors can expect.
June 19, 2026
Inside Parintins: The Amazon’s Answer to Rio Carnival
June 26–28: Brazil's 2nd-biggest festival draws 126,000 visitors and injects US$37M into the Amazon economy. What expats need to know.
June 19, 2026
Buenos Aires Crowns the World’s Best Tango Dancers Each August
Each August Buenos Aires hosts the Tango Mundial, the world's top tango championship, drawing couples from more than fifty countries...
June 19, 2026
Hurricane Forces the Caribbean’s Biggest Reggae Festival to Shrink
Hurricane Melissa has forced Reggae Sumfest, the Caribbean's biggest music festival, to shrink to a single night in 2026 and...
June 19, 2026