Learn Spanish in Guatemala!
If you want to learn Spanish in beautiful places with lots of sightseeing and cultural programs after classes (not typical school activities!), and meet friends… Read More »Learn Spanish in Guatemala!
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Al-Ula: Amazing Town in Saudi Arabia
Since 2019, Saudi Arabia is so easy to travel (e-visa) and it is open than ever before, welcoming people from around the globe, becoming the… Read More »Al-Ula: Amazing Town in Saudi Arabia
Cathedral in Brasilia
The jewel of Brasilia (capital of Brazil): Cathedral by Oscar Niemeyer. Built below the street level. Sixteen columns rise from the ground to give a… Read More »Cathedral in Brasilia
Italian vacation
Ethnic clients of European origin. Small pilgrimate groups, mainly to Italy but also to Portugal and France, combined with a Mediterranean vacation. Photos by D.… Read More »Italian vacation
Cartagena: the City of Colors
“I feel Latin American from whatever country, but I have never renounced the nostalgia of my homeland: Aracataca, to which I returned one day and… Read More »Cartagena: the City of Colors
Palm Springs California
Always sunny destination on the West Coast: 350 days of sunshine a year! Plus golf and hot springs The city is famous for its mid-century… Read More »Palm Springs California
Cristo Redentor
The statue of Jesus Christ on top of the 2329-foot-tall Mount Corcovado overlooking the city of Rio de Janeiro is always associated with Brazil. ‘Cristo… Read More »Cristo Redentor
Australia
Australia is the sixth-largest country in the world and a home to kangaroos, koalas, and a lot of sun. For the Tennis fans, it is also… Read More »Australia
From Newark to Palma
United Airlines has just launched its nonstop service from Newark to Palma de Mallorca! The airline will serve this route three times a week with… Read More »From Newark to Palma
Monza
Duomo di Monza in Italy looks like one of the famous churches in Toscana. That beautiful marble facade reminiscent of Florence Cathedral or Pisa Cathedral.… Read More »Monza
Chapada dos Veadeiros
Kalungas are Brazilians that descend from people who escaped from slavery and lived in remote settlements in Goias State in Brazil. Photo above: Kalunga show… Read More »Chapada dos Veadeiros
Candangos: Warriors from Brasilia
Candangos or Warriors at Three Powers Plaza in Brasilia. Candangos are native of Brasilia: workers who built the capital city and came mainly from Northeast.… Read More »Candangos: Warriors from Brasilia