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‘Reconsider Travel’: U.S. issues 2 travel alerts, increases one due to increased danger

‘Reconsider Travel’: U.S. issues 2 travel alerts, increases one due to increased danger

The federal government has issued travel alerts pertaining to two Central American countries. One alert has been upped due to a higher danger level. The U.S. State Department issued these alerts for Costa Rica as well as Honduras on Tuesday. This...

Owner:  Newhouse Family
On the Scene: Herencia OKC brings energy and power of Latino art to Capitol Hill
Everything, Everywhere, All at Once: an Appeal in a Time of Darkness

Everything, Everywhere, All at Once: an Appeal in a Time of Darkness

Still from David Lynch’s Lost Highway (1997). So, here we are on the precipice. Not just CounterPunch, but the country, even the 30% who refuse to believe it. Indeed, we may well be off the precipice, suspended in air above the chasm, like Wile E....

Owner:  Institute for the Advancement of Journalistic Clarity
New travel alerts: U.S. issues 2 new tourist warnings, including a ‘level 3’ reconsider travel level

New travel alerts: U.S. issues 2 new tourist warnings, including a ‘level 3’ reconsider travel level

The U.S. State Department has updated two travel alerts for Central American nations, including one where a portion of the country is under a higher level 3 “reconsider travel” warning. The updates were issued Dec. 10 for Honduras and Costa Rica....

Owner:  Newhouse Family
Adventist Hospital in Honduras Celebrates 50 Years of Compassionate Care

Adventist Hospital in Honduras Celebrates 50 Years of Compassionate Care

Seventh-day Adventists recently celebrated half a century of dedicated service and health-care outreach through the Valley of Angels Adventist Hospital (HAVA) in Valle de Ángeles, Honduras. The two-day event, held November 15-16, brought together...

Owner:  Seventh-Day Adventist Church
El Salvador’s International Tourism Brings Over $3 Billion in Revenue.
El Salvador Unveils New Tourism Investment Guide to Boost International Interest.
Dream Vacations: Rockford’s Go-To Places to Escape Winter Weather

Dream Vacations: Rockford’s Go-To Places to Escape Winter Weather

I've lived in the Midwest my entire life and love living in all 4 seasons. call me crazy, but we really get to see every season in full form and i love how the weather actually changes along with the seasons. Living in a warm state, you don't get...

Owner:  Townsquare Media
Agentes de ICE han sido notados por estudiantes en Lakeshore

Agentes de ICE han sido notados por estudiantes en Lakeshore

This article was originally written in English by Lilli Malone and was translated to Spanish by John FitzGerald. El Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) ha estado presente en más de 10 lugares cerca del Lakeshore campus de Loyola en...

Owner:  Loyola University Chicago
Tropical Depression Sara drenches Honduras

Tropical Depression Sara drenches Honduras

REUTERS/FREDY RODRIGUEZ A woman observes the current of the Choluteca River, which exceeds its levels during the aftermath of tropical storm Sara, in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. TEGUCIGALPA >> Slow-moving Tropical Depression Sara unleashed major...

Owner:  Todd Carpenter & Canso Investment Counsel
UN Tourism Highlights El Salvador’s Growing Tourism Investment Opportunities.
Indie Bookstores Report a Strong Start to a Short Holiday Season

Indie Bookstores Report a Strong Start to a Short Holiday Season

The 2024 holiday season officially kicked off on November 29, and booksellers are reporting strong sales despite a late start to the season and obstacles confronting some stores. In Washington, D.C., Kamala Harris, VP of the United States, was...

Owner:  George Slowick Jr.
A practical guide to traveling in Central America

A practical guide to traveling in Central America

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Central America is home to undisputed wonders. Its cultural attractions span ancient Maya sites, colourful 16th-century cities and Indigenous markets, while its landscapes cover...

Owner:  The Walt Disney Company & The National Geographic Society
The BIT 2025 Observatory presents the travel trends for the upcoming holidays

The BIT 2025 Observatory presents the travel trends for the upcoming holidays

According to BIT 2025 Observatory, at Christmas 2024, interest in adventure travel in Sub-Saharan Africa, Madagascar, Latin America and Southeast Asia is growing. In the medium-haul sector, the big European capitals confirm their poll position,...

Owner:  Theodore Koumelis and Vicky Karantzavelou
DOJ: Guatemalan Man Faces Federal Charges in Tractor-Trailer Crash That Killed 50+ Illegal Aliens

DOJ: Guatemalan Man Faces Federal Charges in Tractor-Trailer Crash That Killed 50+ Illegal Aliens

A 41-year-old Guatemalan national is set to make his initial appearance in U.S. federal court on charges stemming from a crash of a tractor-trailer packed with at least 160 illegal aliens – many of them Guatemalan – that killed more than 50...

Owner:  Edward Atsinger III
BIT 2025 Observatory Presents Travel Trends for the Upcoming Holidays

BIT 2025 Observatory Presents Travel Trends for the Upcoming Holidays

• At Christmas 2024, interest in adventure travel in Sub-Saharan Africa, Madagascar, Latin America and Southeast Asia is growing. • In the medium-haul sector, the big European capitals confirm their poll position, while in Italy Milan and Naples...

Owner:  Juergen Thomas Steinmetz
Is the world more dangerous than ever for travelers? A global risk expert weighs in

Is the world more dangerous than ever for travelers? A global risk expert weighs in

By TravelPulse (TNS) While 2024 was a year that brought about significant, continued post-pandemic recovery for the travel industry, it was also a period of time marked by instability in some locations around the world. From attacks on the rail...

Owner:  Randall D. Smith & Heath Freeman
Steamboat stylist travels to developing countries hoping to make a difference one haircut at a time

Steamboat stylist travels to developing countries hoping to make a difference one haircut at a time

After traveling to Honduras and Cuba on mission trips, Steamboat Springs hairstylist Liana Torres is setting her sights on changing the world one haircut at a time. “It’s not about the money, it’s not about the recognition,” Torres said of sharing...

Owner:  Ogden-Nutting Family

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