Central & South America:
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Peru’s New President Creates a New Ministry of Tourism
Written by Paige, Nicaragua, October 2011
Tourism is already a priority for Peru’s brand-new President Ollanta Humala, sworn in on July 28. The nation’s third-largest industry (after fishing and mining), tourism is also Peru’s fastest ...
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Public Bike-Rental Program in Rio de Janeiro
Written by Paige, Nicaragua, November 2011
With its remarkable weather, fantastic vistas, and more than 200km
(124mi) of bicycle paths and lanes (plus many other roads closed to
automobile traffic on Sundays and holidays), Rio de Janeiro ...
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Puerto Williams Opening Up to Increased Antarctic Travel
Written by Paige, Nicaragua, June 2011
For decades, Puerto Williams, Chile, and Ushuaia , Argentina have vied for the title of “world’s southernmost city.” While Puerto Williams is slightly farther south, it has only 2,000 residents ...
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Tension over Falkland Islands
Written by Paige, Nicaragua, January 2012
It’s been almost thirty years since Argentina and the United Kingdom went to war over the Falklands Islands (or Islas Malvinas, as Argentina continues to call them). Despite decades of peace, ...
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Three Days in Roatan: Suggested Itinerary
Written by Viator, March 2013
Miles of wide white beach, lush mountainous jungle, and a sleepy local atmosphere make Roatan a perfect escape for those who like their getaways to have a sense of soul exploration and raw ...
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Tips for First-Time Visitors to Rio de Janeiro
Written by Paige, Nicaragua, June 2012
While Rio de Janeiro is one of the world’s favorite destinations for beach lovers, party people and culture lovers who like it hot, not everyone comes prepared to make the most of their visit. A ...
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Train Travel In Peru
Written by David J, February 2013
Peru has a very limited train network, but the lines that do exist offer a great alternative to domestic flights and long-distance buses. Tourists can travel with PeruRail throughout the year, but ...
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When to Go to Patagonia
Written by Paige, Nicaragua, December 2012
As South America narrows to a slender cone, pointing the way toward icy Antarctica, the climate and landscape change dramatically. Rather than the lush tropical rainforest of the Amazon or arid ...
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