Few places are as massively popular, yet oddly mysterious as Brazil. Rio may be a dream destination for millions, but not that many tourists dare venture into the lesser-known parts of the country. Luckily, we know just how surprising it can be, and have selected 4 incredible Off The Beaten Path destinations in Brazil that …

Chile is reopening its world-famous Easter Island in August after almost 2 and a half years of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Easter Island—which is over 2,000 miles (3,129km) off the coast of Chile—is home to the iconic giant heads carved by the locals centuries ago. It’s also famous for its stunning nature.  Chile’s …

Unvaccinated visitors are now able to enter Colombia for tourism purposes with proof of a negative Covid-19 test result, as of May 1, 2022. The nation had previously banned entry – in November 2021 – for individuals that had not received their vaccination against Covid-19. What Were Colombia’s Previous Entry Requirements? There is no doubt …

Buenos Aires expects to host 22,000 remote workers by 2023  Argentina is a large country with a rich culture, gorgeous landscapes, and delicious food. With its technology and infrastructure development, it is becoming the perfect hotspot for digital nomads. At least, that’s what the Argentinian Government believes. In a recent press release, the National Institute …

In a move that will certainly encourage more travelers to visit the country, Brazil is seemingly moving away from its strict entry protocols and relaxing travel rules. As part of the new guidelines that have been announced late last week, vaccinated foreigners no longer need to submit a negative PCR within 72 hours of boarding …

Machu Picchu is now finally open once more to all tourists – without any Covid-19 restrictions in place. The Peruvian UNESCO World Heritage Site – named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007 – had previously had a series of strict Covid-19 regulations that travelers had to adhere to in order …

As the current Omicron wave wanes, a number of countries in the Americas have been relaxing once strict entry regimes that kept most visitors out throughout the pandemic. The trend has been particularly prominent in South America, in which a majority of countries have remained receptive to international tourists, even after the likes of Europe …

2022 has arrived and travel isn’t yet back to normal. Omicron has led to increased travel restrictions worldwide. Nevertheless, Latin America’s many nations are remaining open throughout Omicron. In fact, some of the most popular Latin American destinations have no entry restrictions at all. Here are the current entry requirements in popular Latin American destinations: Brazil  Brazil …

Ecuador is a destination that has it all – mountains, jungles, beaches, busy cities, untouched nature, and everything in between.  Ecuador’s low cost of visiting and hugely diverse tourism industry has seen the nation growing in popularity over the last few years. During the pandemic, those wishing to escape south have been looking towards Ecuador …

Paraguay, being one of the last nations in South America to reopen for tourism, is once again allowing foreigners to enter.  Granted, it’s one of the least visited nations on the continent, but it’s growing in popularity for those that want to get off the beaten path.  Here is everything you need to know, including …

Colombia has decided it will introduce a mandatory vaccination passport for public places and to attend large-scale events. After November 16, the government may require travelers and citizens to have the vaccination card for face-to-face events, bars, cinemas, churches, amusement parks, and discos. Colombia’s President, Iván Duque, stated, “a decree will be signed where we …

After almost two years of closure, Argentina will reopen to U.S tourists on November 1st and various other nations worldwide. The news follows a continued drop in COVID-19 cases nationwide. As a result, the government has decided to legally order the reopening starting from next week.  The U.S State Department currently issues a ‘Level 3: …