Yopal Tourism in Colombia

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Yopal in Colombia is known as the “World Capital of Coleus“. It is located 387 km from the city of Bogota. Yopal derives its name from the Indian word Achagua “Yopo” meaning heart, is also the name of a timber tree. This is a land of beautiful contrasts of fauna, flora, water and hydrocarbon wealth. Your daily life and festivals revolving around rural life, cattle and plains music. It is a culture...

Bocas del Toro in Panama

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Bocas del Toro is a spectacular tourist provincein Panama to enjoy the sun, sea and sand. The province of Bocas del Toro has beautiful beaches where you can practice diving, snorkeling, surfing or simply enjoy the weather and calm waters. The province of Bocas del Toro is located in the Caribbean Sea. The capital of Bocas del Toro has the same name and is bordered to the north by the Caribbean Sea, east of the province of...

Llanganates in Ecuador, a magical and mysterious p...

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Refer to broker Salcedo – Tena, located in the northern center of Ecuador is talking about the magic of the wilderness of the mountains, the source of the water, spectacular scenery, a wide cultural and gastronomic wealth and a vast variety of flora and fauna . In Salcedo, Cotopaxi province, is where the adventure begins directs visitors and tourists Llanganates National Park, named after the Quechua word that means...

Jalisco, the second tourist destination in Mexico

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By providing a brief overview of achievements in the tourist industry, the head of the Ministry of Tourism, Aurelio López Rocha, considered it necessary to continue working to keep the number of visitors to the state of Jalisco in Mexico, with attractive offers and programs requiring the tourists to return to this beautiful state. He noted that after Quintana Roo, the state of Jalisco is the one in second place, so it is...

French Guiana, the most exotic destinations in Sou...

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If you want to explore the lush rainforest you just have to travel to French Guiana. This small country with an area of 91,000 square miles, is dominated by the Amazon rainforest, covering about 95% of the territory. Along with Guyana and Suriname, share a location between the Caribbean and the Amazon rainforest. Moreover, the three Guianas up – along with a portion of Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela – the call...

Heirs of slaves in Jamaica betting on tourism to p...

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In Jamaica heirs of slaves reached freedom in the eighteenth century traditions show visitors with the hope that tourism creates jobs and help preserve their ancestral legacy. In a remote village along a river that runs between green mountains, men and women of nimble feet stomp and spin to the beat of drums. A dancer with knife in hand is covered from head to toe with leafy branches, so that his eyes twinkling hardly...