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US, Cuba agree to let airlines begin flights

Cuba and the United States reached an agreement Wednesday night that will allow U.S. commercial airlines to begin operating flights to the island for the first time in decades, according to U.S. officials with knowledge of the discussion.

Ayahuasca, the sacred jungle vine that lures Westerners to the Amazon

The supposed teachings of plants like ayahuasca, datura and tobacco attract travelers from all over the world. Some try to heal diseases, others try to find answers. In the past couple of years, dozens of retreats have been built near Iquitos to accommodate these practices.

Juan Santamaría International Airport at a crawl with stricter passport checks

Travelers at Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría International Airport waited in long lines Friday as immigration authorities reportedly tightened passport controls.

Green Circle unites 5 Costa Rica hotels in eco-tourism marketing venture

"We want to show action and sustainability in an extraordinary way,” said Green Circle Experience co-founder Ed Smit.

Mexico deploys its navy to face latest threat: Monster seaweed

From Barbados to Belize, Cancún to Tulúm, a viny brown seaweed known as sargassum has invaded the Caribbean basin this year. Vast floating mats have washed up and buried beaches. "It's been horrendous," said David Freestone, executive secretary of the Sargasso Sea Commission.

How long do I have to stay out of Costa Rica to renew my tourist visa?

Border runs. They're a pain in the wallet for perpetual tourists and immigrants waiting for their residency in Costa Rica. But how long do you have to be out of the country to renew a Costa Rica tourist visa? It’s time to set this straight for the record.

Numbers reveal Costa Rica’s stagnant position in adventure tourism market

The number of tourists visiting Bhutan — an isolated mountain kingdom in the Himalayas — jumped by 49.9 percent from 1999 to 2013, while tourism to much more accessible Costa Rica rose by only 6 percent over the same period. What gives?

San Andrés: Finding solitude and bliss on a tiny Caribbean island

San Andres, the enchanting Caribbean island under Colombian domain, gives visitors a sense of complete isolation and total tranquility.

7 things to consider before retiring abroad

Retiring overseas can be both more enticing and and more affordable – depending on the locale – than retiring in the United States. But a smooth transition requires careful planning. Here are some of factors to think about before you sell your belongings and buy a one-way plane ticket.

Costa Rica tourism is on the rise, mostly from the U.S.

Costa Rica's Tourism Institute reported more visitors than ever before over the first semester of 2015 with more than 1.4 million arrivals, most coming from the United States.

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