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The untapped Amazon is a river cruising frontier

The untapped Amazon is a river cruising frontierSouth America's largest and most legendary stream holds out enormous potential for river cruising that mixes luxury with...

The Celebrity Flora will soon emerge from a Dutch shipyard as the most significant newbuild for the Galapagos in recent memory.

New ships for Galapagos raise the bar on luxuryThe cost of a seven-day cruise in the wildlife-rich archipelago has for the first time reached the $10,000-per-person...

Best known outside Brazil as the country's business capital, Sao Paulo has seen explosive growth since the mid-20th century.

Uncovering the outsize charms of Sao Paulo, BrazilNo, Sao Paulo isn't sexy like Rio de Janeiro or exotic like Salvador. Its treasures take time to explore and appreciate.

The Hotel Hangaroa Eco Village and Spa features 75 rooms, a spacious spa and three restaurants, spread out over nearly 25 acres.

Easter Island adventure with Hotel HangaroaIts rounded walls and the grass-covered roofs of the hotel buildings were inspired by the reconstructed ruins found in a nearby...

Brazil dropping visa requirement for U.S. visitors

Brazil dropping visa requirement for U.S. visitorsBeginning June 17, Americans will be able to visit Brazil for up to 90 days from the date of entry without a visa.

Sky 15, the new rooftop bar at the Hilton Bogota.

Elevated experience at the Hilton BogotaLocated in the city's financial district, the Hilton Bogota is a well-appointed property with handsome, contemporary decor.

Regent's Seven Seas Explorer to cruise in South America

Regent's Seven Seas Explorer to cruise in South AmericaIn a two-month season from January to March 2019, the 750-passenger ship will visit ports in 10 South American countries on...

A rendering of the cabanas aboard the Flora.

Celebrity Cruises to bring glamping to the seasS'mores are coming to the Galapagos, courtesy of Celebrity.

Seleni Matus, director of George Washington University's International Institute of Tourism Studies, hosted the Overtourism: Seeking Solutions event.

Experts talk threat of overtourism and possible solutionsGovernments worldwide need to step up and recognize they are the first line of defense in saving their historical cities and...

Iguazu Falls on the Brazil-Argentina border puts lesser falls to shame with its sheer size and natural beauty.

From Iguazu Falls to Rio, exploring Brazil's myriad charmsWhile not particularly notable for her acerbic wit, the redoubtable Eleanor Roosevelt tossed off a one-liner that rivals the...

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