We continue with La Paz as two weeks ago I was just getting started… As one of the highest capitals of the world, La Paz offers more than just a wander around the Witches Market

It appears I may have a “super power” (lol). A couple of months ago I wrote about the impressive architecture of Rio de Janeiro, and now it seems I’m not the only one talking about it

Last week I recommended some of the best museums your clients can visit while in Lima, but if they just want to have an extra day of wandering around this city these are my suggestions

With a country so diverse and rich in heritage, Peruvian museums will offer your clients an overview of the history and into its origins

Last week I gave you a glimpse of what your clients can do in Colombia’s capital city, but as you know well, I always recommend spending more days in each city

Years ago, Colombian tourism slogan was “The only risk will be wanting to stay” and boy they were right. Colombia is such a beautiful country and the cities and countryside deserve more than just a f...

A few weeks ago I was recommending you all to take it a bit slower when visiting Latin America, every big city has so much to offer, and if there is a city that will need a lot more of time to explor...

We love traveling back to Latin America to learn, to discover, to experience what’s new and what works and doesn’t to tailor the best itineraries for the clients

Photography lovers looking for a new trip to take their breath away? How about one that includes the largest and highest salt flats, the driest desert in the world, a train to the clouds

If you get this question from your favourite clients let me suggest our world: South and Central America, Mexico and Cuba

Over the next two years, the airline is transforming the interiors and in-flight experience of more than 200 aircraft – approximately two-thirds of its global fleet

From Mexico to Rio honeymooners can enjoy the lovely beaches and enjoy a calm getaway. But if a couple wants a bit more adventure, we got you covered

As you know we only specialize on Latin America which means we create design holidays in 22 countries

Starting from the Copper Canyon in Mexico all the way to the End of the World train ride in Ushuaia

The railway line was first proposed way back in 1872 to transport goods from the central highlands to the port on Pacific

The small sleepy village of Teotitlan del Valle is famous for the Tepetes, handmade wool rugs coloured by natural means using fruits, minerals, clays, vegetables, flowers and insects

Camino de Santiago, or the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela is a network of ancient pathways that lead to the shrine of the apostle Saint James the Great

Over the years I have been fortunate enough to witness many positive changes around South America and the transformation of colonial Quito was one of these delightful experiences

I’m still in South America, and today I’m writing from Ecuador, where I have been lucky to visit and experience Mashpi Lodge

If you’ve read me before you may know that some of the many things I love about South America are the mountains, the coffee and, the red wine