Common Commodities of Central America: Rum

Common Commodities of Central America: Rum

While thoughts of rum often run imaginations to the Caribbean, the truth is the rum of Central America is among the best in the world. Global favorites include those varieties from Nicaragua (Flor de Caña), Belize (One Barrel), and Guatemala (Ron Zacapa). Let’s take a...
A Quick History of Costa Rica

A Quick History of Costa Rica

Costa Rica is a land of diverse beauty boasting national parks, tropical rainforests, picturesque beaches, and towering volcanic peaks. There are more than 10,000 colorful plants in Costa Rica not to mention a multitude of exotic animals. As you delve into the natural...
Costa Rica Fast and Fun Facts before You Travel

Costa Rica Fast and Fun Facts before You Travel

Costa Rica is a favorite among travelers with its abundant adventure and eco-tourism offerings. The beautiful oasis of Costa Rica features tropical rain forests, pristine sandy beaches, bat-filled caves, picturesque waterfalls, and ancient volcanic peaks. Vacationers...
Central America Endangered Species: Black Jaguar

Central America Endangered Species: Black Jaguar

The black jaguar is one of many endangered species in Central America and South America according to the World Wildlife Fund. As a formidable hunter, the black jaguar plays a fundamental role in the ecosystem of the area’s dense rainforest. When you plan your visit to...
Common Commodities of Central America: Cigars

Common Commodities of Central America: Cigars

Central American cigars are global favorites for cigar aficionados. Cigar enthusiasts readily testify to the luxurious ritual of enjoying a quality cigar and Central American cigars are choice specimens. Let’s discover the mystery of the cigar and uncover the superior...
UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Panama

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Panama

As stated by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) World Heritage, “Heritage is our legacy from the past, what we live with today, and what we pass on to future generations. Our cultural and natural heritage are both irreplaceable...