LPI Sponsors Software Freedom Day 202
Linux Professional Institute (LPI) Sponsors Software Freedom Day 2025 | #SFD25 #SFD | Date: September 20, 2025| Linux Professional Institute (LPI)
One of the most iconic and amazing hikes in Chile is the Mirador Las Torres (‘viewpoint of the towers’), and it can be done as either a… The post Day Hike To Mirador Las Torres (By Bus Or Car) appeared first on The World Travel Guy.| The World Travel Guy
The Huemul glacier is a nice little hike near the town of El Chalten, in the Patagonia region of Argentina. I did this hike recently and really… The post How To Visit Huemul Glacier From El Chalten, Patagonia appeared first on The World Travel Guy.| The World Travel Guy
The Lost City trek is a bucket list hike in Colombia where you can see the ruins of the Ciudad Perdida, an ancient city built by the… The post All About The Lost City Trek In Colombia appeared first on The World Travel Guy.| The World Travel Guy
There’s no doubt about it, the Lost City trek in Colombia is an amazing experience. It’s one of the best things to do in South America! But… The post Is The Lost City Trek Safe? My Thoughts & Experience appeared first on The World Travel Guy.| The World Travel Guy
Chilean breakfast foods are simple yet full of heart and flavor. These morning meals bring together beloved local staples, such as bread, cheese, and sweets, all reflecting a piece of Chile’s history, traditions, and warmth. Here are 10 tasty traditional dishes you can try so you too can start your day the Chilean way! 10 […] The post Traditional Chilean Breakfast Foods appeared first on Foodventures Abroad.| Foodventures Abroad
Linux Professional Institute (LPI) Sponsors Software Freedom Day 2025 | #SFD25 #SFD | Date: September 20, 2025| Linux Professional Institute (LPI)
Be inspired by these beautiful places in Argentina to add to your visit - from mountain ranges to waterfalls to glaciers!| The Directionally Challenged Traveler
One of my favorite parts of leading EveryQueer tours is the people I meet along the way. Sure, the destinations are stunning and the itineraries are packed with incredible experiences, but it’s the conversations over breakfast, the sharing of goals and dreams both personally and professionally, and the friendships that surprise me every time. That’s […] The post Chile’s Gayest Hostel: How One Queer Traveler Built a Home in Coquimbo appeared first on EveryQueer.| EveryQueer
Register now for the first Latin America Geothermal Congress, taking place in San Salvador, El Salvador on 22-25 September 2025. The post Registration open – LATAM Geothermal Congress, El Salvador, 22-25 September 2025 first appeared on ThinkGeoEnergy - Geothermal News & Insights.| ThinkGeoEnergy – Geothermal News & Insights
Colombia's ANLA has released a statement clarifying that gradient well drilling for geothermal exploration is not subject to environmental licensing. The post Colombia announces relaxed regulations on geothermal gradient well drilling first appeared on ThinkGeoEnergy - Geothermal News & Insights.| ThinkGeoEnergy – Geothermal News & Insights
Brazil is the most populous country in South America with a population of 212 million, of which nearly 700k are medical cannabis patients.| Cannabis Industry Data
According to @dLocalpayments, popular local #payment methods, like Pix, eWallets and cash-to-digital solutions are no longer a nice-to-have, but a must for Latin American (LatAm) merchants selling online. The post A Must Have: dLocal Reveals LatAm Consumer Attitudes Towards Accessible Payments appeared first on The Fintech Times.| The Fintech Times
To help organisations across the globe expand into new markets in Europe and LatAm, @Bitso Business has partnered with @BVNKFinance The post Bitso Business and BVNK Join Forces to Simplify International Money Movement Through Stablecoins appeared first on The Fintech Times.| The Fintech Times
Where to stay in Quito, Ecuador, can be an overwhelming decision. Quito, Ecuador, is the gateway to the Galapagos Islands. Most people fly through. However, this is a mistake! Quito might not be a modern-day Jurassic Park, but it’s the first city to be designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. Quito is Ecuador’s capital and... The post Where To Stay In Quito Ecuador – Hotel Casona 1914 appeared first on Brit on the Move™.| Brit on the Move™
Trade warfare and interference in the free functioning of the judiciary are the current expressions of United States interventionism in Latin America, particularly in Brazil. With the largest economy in the region and the eighth-largest in the world, Brazil holds a central strategic importance for the United States in its aim to maintain global dominance […] The post New Forms of U.S. Interference in Brazil first appeared on CovertAction Magazine.| CovertAction Magazine
The Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu, passes snow-capped peaks, lush valleys, and remote villages on this unforgettable Peruvian adventure.| thisworldtraveled.com
Not sure if a 5-day Galapagos Cruise is right for you? Find out with this detailed breakdown of the Galaxy Yacht itinerary C.| Your Time to Fly
Wondering how to spend 2 weeks in Argentina? This ultimate itinerary includes Buenos Aires, Patagonia, Iguazu Falls, Mendoza, and more. Plan your dream trip!| The World Travel Girl
“Someone stole my necklace!” Jennifer exclaimed, as she felt her small gold chain being ripped off her neck from behind. We both turned to see a man running away through the crowd. “Is that him?” James asked. As he said that, two men tackled him to the ground. One man tried to grab the phone...| Dirona Around the World
Claudia Sheinbaum's reforms prioritize renewable energy in Mexico, balancing state utility dominance with increased private investment for a greener future.| A greener life, a greener world
Op deze pagina vertel ik je wat je moet zien, doen, eten en drinken op dit eiland. Lees snel verder voor mijn 10 tips voor Barbados.| Anne Travel Foodie
Travel Argentina on a student budget: comfy overnight buses, epic routes, and local tips to explore wine, glaciers, and penguins—without breaking the bank.| Bucket List Publications
Dear reader: This article contains links to products and services that I may be compensated for, at no extra cost to you. The Pisac ruins are some of the most important Incan ruins in Peru’s Cusco region and the Sacred Valley, along with the ruins at Ollantaytambo and more remote Huchuy Qosqo. They are a ... Read more| Nickkembel Travels
By Vijay Jayaraj In July, a bone-chilling cold wave swept across South America, plunging nations like Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay into an energy crisis that laid bare the fragility of their power systems. Record-low temperatures, driven by an Antarctic air mass, pushed electricity grids to the brink, forced governments to ration gas, and left thousands without power for over a … Read more The post South American Cold Underscores Role of Oil and Gas appeared first on CO2 Coalition.| CO2 Coalition
Bolivia’s general election day was characterized by calm without major incidents. The results published by| Orinoco Tribune – News and opinion pieces about Venezuela and beyond
Following an election day described by Bolivian authorities as peaceful, with no major incidents and| Orinoco Tribune – News and opinion pieces about Venezuela and beyond
Today Bolivia will experience a decisive election day. More than 7.9 million citizens—including 369,931 voters| Orinoco Tribune – News and opinion pieces about Venezuela and beyond
By Ricardo Cabral Penteado| GNET
After nearly facing local extinction, jaguars have made a comeback in Iguaçu Park thanks to integrative, community-driven conservation efforts. The post Jaguar recovery in the Green Corridor is a model for community-driven conservation appeared first on Wildlife for All.| Wildlife for All
Intrepid South American winemakers are overcoming extreme conditions to produce fresh and delicate Patagonia wines at the continent’s southernmost point.| Decanter
For intrepid parents planning a Peru family trip, this is my comprehensive travel guide to Peru with kids.| Wild Junket
One of your browser extensions seems to be blocking the video player from loading. To watch this content, you may need to disable it on this site.| France 24
In this comprehensive guide, I’ll break down the full cost of hiking the Inca Trail, providing practical tips to help you plan your trip effectively. Whether you’re a solo backpacker on a budget or someone looking for a more luxe experience, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know to tackle the legendary trail without breaking the bank.| The Budget Your Trip Blog
From hidden villages to medieval alleys: Discover 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites that you haven't seen on Instagram.| Enchanting Travels
What’s it like to hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, especially if you’re doing it later in life? Philip Gibbons is a 68-year-old traveler, podcaster, and former Who Wants To Be A Millionaire winner who just got back from hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu at the time of this recording. In this […] The post How to Plan a Hike on the Inca Trail, Winning $500,000 on a Game Show, Learning from the Past with Philip Gibbons appeared first on Zero to Travel.| Zero to Travel
Behind Brazil’s global image as a land of natural abundance—and the host of this year’s international climate summit—lies a stark reality: centuries of violence, dispossession, and resistance in the countryside.| Environmental Paper Network
Discover what it's like to cruise the Galapagos on the Galaxy Yacht—this review covers cabin details, on-board amenities, food, excursions, crew, and more. The post Galapagos Cruise Review: My Experience Aboard the Galaxy Yacht appeared first on Your Time to Fly.| Your Time to Fly
I celebrated my 55th birthday on a solo Galápagos cruise—here’s what it was like and why it’s perfect for solo female travelers over 40.| Your Time to Fly
Brazil has abundant diving opportunities for new and experienced divers. Learn about the best dive sites in Brazil and diving near Rio and Sao Paulo. The post The Best Dive Sites in Brazil appeared first on .|
The best dive sites in Chile, including Easter Island and diving near Santiago. The post The Best Dive Sites in Chile appeared first on .|
One of the most exciting festivals in the world, Rio Carnival sees millions of people, visitors and locals, reveling in the scintillating atmosphere. So, navigating travel during this period of celebrations can be overwhelming, and speaking from experience, we can tell you, you need to be prepared and armed with all the information about how ... Read more The post How to Stay Safe during Rio Carnival 2026: 10 Essential Tips for Travelers appeared first on Paradise Catchers.| Paradise Catchers
Everything you need to know about how to experience one of the biggest spectacles on earth, Carnival in Rio de Janeiro in 2025.| Paradise Catchers
These hidden wonders are well worth the journey. The post 10 UNESCO sites worth getting on a plane for appeared first on Enchanting Travels.| Enchanting Travels
Centipede mothers don’t just protect their young—some become their offspring’s first meal. The post Mom on the Menu appeared first on bioGraphic.| bioGraphic
On Wednesday, Bolivian President Luis Arce urged citizens to exercise their right to vote in the upcoming general elections on August 17.During his speech at the opening of the 29th La Paz International Book Fair (FIL) at the Chuquiago Marka Exhibition Center, the president emphasized the import| Orinoco Tribune - News and opinion pieces about Venezuela and beyond
Traveling the world doesn’t have to break the bank. Budget travelers and deal-seekers alike swear by strategies that make adventures more affordable. But here’s the catch: "budget travel" and "cheap travel" aren’t the same thing. While they may sound interchangeable, they embody two very different approaches to exploring the globe.| The Budget Your Trip Blog
One of the deadliest events took place in Colombia, where the June rain fell on saturated soils, leading to a massive landslide that hit Granizal, near Medellín, claiming 27 lives (Alcaldía Bello, 7 July, 2025). In Venezuela, the states of Mérida, Trujillo, and Táchira were among the worst impacted regions. Sustained rainfall in these parts led to the rivers Motatán and Burate to overflow, damaging infrastructure, flooding homes, and sweeping away buildings and vehicles (The Watchers, 25...| World Weather Attribution
Uruguayan cuisine may not be among the most famous in the world, and beyond the well-known grilled meats—especially the iconic asado—many of its traditional dishes remain relatively unknown. But there’s much more to Uruguayan food| travel drafts
By Urszula Mrozowska| GNET
Cumbia, vallenato, champeta, bambuco, urban, salsa, música popular… Colombia’s rich and varied music scene has long made it… The post Class of 2025: Columbian Artists Leading The Charge appeared first on WHAT A TUNE.| WHAT A TUNE
Just in time for the 2025 New Year celebrations, super-producer Bizarrap has dropped a new BZRP Music Session.… The post All the Clues In the Luck Ra x Bizarrap Session Explained appeared first on WHAT A TUNE.| WHAT A TUNE
If you're vegan and visiting Colombia, you need this guide! It breaks down traditional Colombian food, if vegan is understood, and more.| Vegan Travel & Tours | Veggies Abroad
The U.S. House Appropriations Committee proposes a 50% cut in non-military aid to Colombia, aiming to pressure President Gustavo Petro’s administration. Experts warn this measure endangers social programs and civil society, while opening opportunities for Colombia to diversify cooperation away from| Orinoco Tribune - News and opinion pieces about Venezuela and beyond
If you’re planning a trip to Argentina, spending 3 days in Mendoza is a must. I visited as part... The post 3 Days in Mendoza: Wine, Andes, and Amazing Food appeared first on The World Travel Girl.| The World Travel Girl
450 bird species can be found in Iguazu National Park. Discover the best time for birding, species you can see, and tips to see the birds of Iguazu.| The World Travel Girl
Learning to Catch Life in Mid-Air “It started with music.” I was working on the sunlit terrace of the VCS office in Skopje, letting the morning settle into my skin, when I heard it; deep, rhythmic,…| VOICES
South American Rail Adventures: An Exquisite Expedition through Nature’s Bountiful Tapestry Introduction The vast continent of South America is a treasure trove of diverse landscapes and natural wonders, captivating the hearts of adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. From the snow-capped peaks of the Andes to the lush rainforests of the Amazon, South America boasts an […]| The Adventure Daily
Top things to do outside Manizales in Colombia. Jo-Anne Vandierendonck is a member of our To Travel Too community and when we heard that she was heading off to Colombia (before us) we reached out to her to write about her adventures for us. Have you visited Manizales Colombia? This post may contain affiliate links. […]| To Travel Too
Are you planning a vacation to South America? What are the top 4 best countries to visit in South America? Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Peru. There are others but these are our favourites. What makes them favourites for us? In Argentina travelling the scenic and exciting Patagonia route traversing in and out of Argentina and […]| To Travel Too
Want to trek Machu Picchu? Read our Machu Picchu trekking guide that tells all, permits, weather, packing list, alternatives to the trek, day tours.| To Travel Too
If you've been dreaming about seeing the Amazon, check out Lawson's Amazon boat tour for their small group tour.| My Flying Leap
Discover the 5 best cities in Argentina to visit! Explore vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and unforgettable experiences. Plan your Argentinian adventure today!| The Directionally Challenged Traveler
From summer crayfish banquets in Malmö to Quebec's snow-taffy celebrations, check out Gurdeep Loyal's favourite foodie experiences from across the globe| olivemagazine
Ever since we arrived in Cusco we have seen, in virtually every main plaza and next to most tourist sites, women in traditional dress holding on to a cute baby alpaca, inviting tourists to pay a fe…| The Hungry Travellers
Suzano, the world’s largest producer of eucalyptus pulp, has requested the eviction of 600 families in the Brazilian state of Maranhão. The eviction, previously blocked by the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court, has now been authorized and is scheduled for June 30.| Environmental Paper Network
Lawmakers elected Jennifer Geerlings-Simons as Suriname’s first female president on Sunday after her party’s May legislative win. The 71-year-old ex-opposition leader became the sole candidate after…| France 24
Find all the latest articles and watch TV shows, reports and podcasts related to South America on France 24| France 24
Salento, Colombia is a small. colourful town in Quindío ever growing in popularity. Famous for coffee & tall palm trees, it's a must visit!| Zoe Goes Places
The Ecuadorian capital is usually the first touch-down point for travellers heading to this diverse nation, and also is an exciting one for many reasons. First we will be right within the Andes, with towering mountains and volcanoes such as Cotopaxi that can be visited and hiked. Quito is also filled to the brim with... The post Quito, Ecuador Travel Guide appeared first on Backpacking Latin America.| Backpacking Latin America
Famous for its incredible landscapes, vibrant locals and tasty steaks, Argentina is a must-visit when travelling through South America. Here we can explore the wild paradise of Patagonia, multicoloured mountains near Salta and also visit the world-famous waterfalls of Iguazú near the Brazilian border. We’ll also find the cities to be outright beautiful, too, so... The post Is Argentina Worth Visiting? 7 Reasons to Travel appeared first on Backpacking Latin America.| Backpacking Latin America
Known for its festive vibes, beautiful beaches and incredible city highlights, Rio de Janeiro is one of the most epic places you can visit in all of South America. As such it’s a staple in any Brazil itinerary, and your main task will be trying to fit in all of the bucket list things to... The post Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Travel Guide appeared first on Backpacking Latin America.| Backpacking Latin America
Are you looking for ways of getting from Bogotá to Salento? When you’re traveling around Colombia, you’ll be surprised at the number of towns and places that are worth visiting. Most people stick to major cities such as Bogotá, but if you want to go on a sightseeing adventure, We recommend you get from Bogotá... The post Getting from Bogota to Salento appeared first on Backpacking Latin America.| Backpacking Latin America
The Paraguayan capital is the biggest city in the country, and is often overlooked by backpackers who venture around South America. However, those who do choose to visit will enjoy a beautiful capital full of timeless architecture, amazing street food as well as some really friendly locals. Things to do in Asunción In this guide... The post Things to do in Asunción, Paraguay appeared first on Backpacking Latin America.| Backpacking Latin America
Beautiful colonial towns, sizzling Caribbean beaches, free-spirited locals… There’s a lot going for Colombia. It’s quickly becoming the most popular country for tourists to visit in all of South America, where we can combine seeing epic landscapes with a more cultural experience too. In this article we’ll list some of the best reasons to visit... The post Is Colombia Worth Visiting? 7 Reasons to Travel appeared first on Backpacking Latin America.| Backpacking Latin America
A comprehensive packing list for Salkantay Trek in Peru with every item you need to bring, categorized by purpose, and how to pack those things.| Paradise Catchers
Independence Day is a significant event in many countries, symbolizing the birth of a nation, freedom from colonial rule, or the establishment of a sovereign state. These celebrations are steeped in cultural significance, reflecting each nation’s unique journey to independence. This article explores various Independence Day traditions around the world, organized by continent and country.... The post Independence Day Traditions Around the World appeared first on Albion Gould.| Albion Gould
From the golden beaches of Punta del Este to the untouched landscapes of Cabo Polonio, Uruguay offers a surprisingly diverse range of experiences. This small but fascinating country is known for its hospitality, vibrant culture, and laid-back lifestyle. Safety and ... Read more| travel drafts
Intro (Laws for Thee, Not Me) Our cover image is a false-positive. A critical part of this story and the degree to which the criminalization of poverty and ideology of fear permeates Brazil, it will be addressed in the following sub-chapter. To date, at least 12 capital cities across the South American giant, including state| CovertAction Magazine
Discover Chile’s diverse beauty—from Atacama Desert to Colchagua and Casablanca wine regions—and enjoy stunning landscapes, wine tastings, and coastal charm.| Your Time to Fly
Trade snow for sandy beaches, ice for lush rainforests, and carolers for tropical birdsong on a trip to Costa Rica for Christmas| Real Word
President Donald Trump has banned travel to the U.S. by citizens from 12 countries and restricted access for people from seven others.| AP News
Visiting the Amazon rainforest is at the top of most travelers’ South America bucketlists—and for good reason! The Amazon offers incredible landscapes, fascinating remote communities, and, best of all, abundant wildlife. However, most visits to the Amazon are accompanied by unpredictable weather, buggy conditions, and lots of active adventures—which can make packing for this experience a bit challenging, to say the least. Not to worry, though—my husband, Justin, and I recently spent f...| Uprooted Traveler
The Amazon rainforest is HUGE, sprawling a whopping 3.7 million square kilometers across nine countries. As you can imagine, there’s also seemingly countless Amazon lodges for visitors to enjoy this special corner of the planet, which can make it challenging to narrow down where to stay here. After doing a TON of research, my husband, Justin, and I choose to pay out of our own pockets and stay at the Cuyabeno Dolphin Lodge in Ecuador, thanks to its unique wildlife, all-inclusive experience...| Uprooted Traveler
Discover the best street food tour in Cartagena, Colombia with 9 tasty stops, local eats, and insider tips for foodies and seafood lovers.| madisonsfootsteps.com
Brazil is a destination that combines endless tropical beaches, bustling cities, wildlife-filled jungles and natural wonders... The post 15 best places to visit in Brazil, from misty jungles to bustling cities appeared first on The Smooth Escape.| The Smooth Escape
Grassroots mapping makes invisible transport systems visible. See Oaxaca volunteers collect route data to advocate for better public transit options.| Trufi Association
Nestled along the northern coast of Colombia, Cartagena de Indias is a city rich in history, culture, and charm. From exploring the enchanting Walled City ... Read more The post Why You Should Travel to Cartagena, Colombia with Kids appeared first on Luxe Recess.| Luxe Recess
Food in Argentina is world-famous for its high-quality beef, the iconic parrilladas (barbecues), and gaucho traditions. All of this fueled our imagination as we traveled through the country and tried to taste as much as possible. Some things surprised us ... Read more| travel drafts
When I first planned 2 days in El Calafate, I knew I’d see beautiful views—but I didn’t expect to... The post 2 Days in El Calafate: Part of Patagonia You’ll Never Forget appeared first on The World Travel Girl.| The World Travel Girl
Planning a trip to Patagonia? Find out what to pack for Patagonia with this comprehensive packing list, from clothing to accessories for an unforgettable adventure.| The World Travel Girl
Don't skip these vegan restaurants in Medellin! You'll find veganized traditional Colombian food, sushi, brunch, decadent cakes, and more!| Veggies Abroad | Vegan Travel & Tours
Help send Colombia’s Duitama Mapping Stars to State of the Map LATAM 2025. Support the students behind many of our transport data projects across the globe. The post Send Our Young Mapping Stars to State of the Map LATAM appeared first on Trufi Association.| Trufi Association
Be like Anahi: Volunteer for Trufi! This urban planner-turned-coder fixes transit routes and inspires mappers worldwide. Could you be next?| Trufi Association
When you think of Brazil, your mind probably drifts to the golden beaches of Rio de Janeiro, the rhythms of Bahia, or the wild heart of the Amazon. But tucked away on a vast plateau in the country’…| CastlesandTurrets
Valparaiso is a coastal gem. After a week in Santiago de Chile, we rented a car and drove northwest through the Casablanca wine growing region. Our destination was Valparaiso, a picturesque port city on the central Chilean coast. As Chile’s undisputed ground zero for street art, Valpo – as the locals call it – has [...] The post Valparaiso, Chile’s Colorful City by the Sea appeared first on Latitude Adjustment.| Latitude Adjustment
Plan your perfect 3 days in Ushuaia with our detailed itinerary. Explore penguin tours, the Beagle Channel, and Tierra del Fuego on this unforgettable trip.| The World Travel Girl
Looking for some of the best vegan restaurants in Bogota? Look no further! These spots have veganized Colombian food, cakes, brunch, & more!| Veggies Abroad | Vegan Travel & Tours
The Graciosa Road, also known as Estrada Da Graciosa, is a breathtaking scenic route tucked away in the center of Brazil.| Roadstotravel
Visiting the Galapagos Islands is a bucket list experience for any wildlife lover. But packing for a visit to these wild and untouched islands can be a bit daunting—your days are spent hiking on volcanic rock, snorkeling in (sometimes, surprisingly chilly!) water, and having up-close-and-personal encounters with some of the most incredible wildlife on the planet. What kind of shoes do you need to bring? Is there any special gear that you might be forgetting? My husband, Justin, and I just w...| Uprooted Traveler
Lindblad Expeditions literally pioneered tourism of private citizens to the Galapagos in the 1960s—so it’s no surprise that they’re considered one of the leading cruise operators in the islands today. But what is it really like onboard a National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions Galapagos cruise—and does it live up to its legendary reputation? My husband, Justin, and I just completed an 8 day itinerary on the National Geographic Islander II and have the scoop on what to expect on and ...| Uprooted Traveler
