A night out at the pub can be the perfect way to wind down for the evening. At the Brass Beer Co in Zona 10 of Guatemala City you have the chance to do just that, while enjoying a variety of microbrewed beers.
Locals will be pleased with the home-grown varieties, and many foreigners enjoy a [...]
A Night Out at the Brass Beer Co in Zona 10, Guatemala City
Renting a Car in El Salvador
Driving in El Salvador, especially in San Salvador, can be a little intimidating if you’ve only ever driven on proper North American roads (excluding Manhattan, obviously – if you can navigate that city, you will be just fine…)
Be alert, traffic is fluid, lanes might as well not even exist; you have to know where every [...]
Mendoza Weather During the Wine Harvest
The absolute best time to go to Mendoza is during the wine harvest, which is held during the months of February to April, the autumn in Argentina. Temperatures are sunny, warm and pleasant.
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Tango VIP and Flamenco in Miraflores, Lima
This Wednesday, April 22nd at the Jazz Zone in Miraflores will be one of the greatest tango, flamenco, and rumba celebrations. Make sure you come check out the show – 35 sol for regular entry and 45 sol for VIP entry.
It is recommended that you get your tickets ahead of time. What better way [...]
Cheaper Medical Care in Costa Rica
Good news for all of you traveling to Costa Rica for the medical benefits: they are getting things ready for you.
News from THIS WEEK IN MEDICAL TRAVEL:
Costa Rican Medical Care Announces Health Care Seminar “More than 100,000 medical tourists, most of them Americans, are expected to travel to Costa Rica over the next five years [...]
Medical Travel to Panama
Interested in medical travel in Panama? If not, you should be. In Panama you don’t have to trade quality for a good price. The doctors are great, hospitals are clean and facilities are state of the art.
Check out www.panamamedicalvacations.com and for even more tips on how to get the most out of medical travel then [...]
The Gringo Shares His Little Black Book…
There are a ton of different ways to go about getting information regarding traveling to and living in Costa Rica. But how do you know the information is reliable? Plenty of you have e-mailed asking for information, but as you know… I don’t always find the time to answer, and sometimes I just don’t have the [...]
Panama Instead of Costa Rica
Away.com recognizes that even in the midst of a recession, vacation is still a high priority for Americans. In line with the recent post detailing why Panama is a great place to be living right now, Away.com has come up with a list of the Top Ten Cheap Vacation Destinations.
It’s a simple case of, pick [...]
Landing at the Comalapa International Airport
The Comalapa International Airport is located 45 minutes outside of San Salvador, and is the main airport for passengers and cargo coming into the country. It has all the comforts of a modern airport: duty-free shops, excellent restaurants, tourist and information centers, and all the major rental car kiosks.
Upon arrival to the airport you first [...]
Up to Date Information on El Salvador Travel
I recently came across this site: The Other El Salvador.com and thought it would be a good thing to share with our base of readers.
The page is a little hard to weed through, but it has an incredible database of links for help on everything from travel, to how to send text messages to a [...]
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