
Cities to visit in Mexico
Mexico cities are consistently ranked among the best in the world, and there is no wonder why. Mexico City, Cabo, Tulum, and San Miguel de Allende, have earned their reputations for offering the best to the...
Read more...Mexico cities are consistently ranked among the best in the world, and there is no wonder why. Mexico City, Cabo, Tulum, and San Miguel de Allende, have earned their reputations for offering the best to the...
Read more...Home to approximately 700 miles of coastline lined with turquoise and emerald waters, and snorkelling havens, Puerto Rico, features some of the breathtaking beaches in the Caribbean. There are over a hundred beaches in Puerto Rico...
Read more...It's never possible for one to be a travel enthusiast and not have Mexico on their list. While the first thing that comes to everyone's mind is the dazzling beaches and cocktails of Mexico, in reality...
Read more...Puerto Rico is often known as the ‘mecca’ for tourists, thanks to its plethora of diverse attractions! From ziplining through the wild rainforests to swimming in the crystal clear beaches to wandering through the deep underground...
Read more...Filled with both eye-catching nature and historical monuments, Puerto Rico is a destination that caters to all. In the midst of the tropical Caribbean, Puerto Rico's calm blue waters beyond the yellow line of the glittering...
Read more...Depending on the reason why you are travelling to Mexico, you will need either a visa or a FMM. The FMM (Forma Migratoria Multiple) is an electronic tourist card that grants you access to the country...
Read more...Only a few visitors are aware of how diverse Cuban nature is, and of the several natural parks and landscapes that exist, each with a unique biodiversity not found anywhere in the Caribbean. When people think...
Read more...In 2020, Canada reached an all-time record number: 22 million tourists visited this country attracted, among other things, by the security that exists within its borders. Canada is a safe country with a very low crime...
Read more...America is one of the largest continents in terms of surface area in the world. It is divided mainly into four areas: North America, Central America, South America and the West Indies.
The arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492 turned America into a colony of European powers, which established slave societies on the continent that radically altered the ethnic composition of the population.
Europe began to lose control of America with the United States declaration of independence in 1776, and soon other countries followed suit.
There are 35 countries in the continent, and it is surrounded by four oceans: the Arctic Ocean in the north, the Antarctic Ocean in the south, the Atlantic Ocean in the east and the Pacific Ocean in the west.