Fashion, Cultura, Musica, and Luxury hosted by Estilo Latam

The Tren Maya is supposed to be an extension for Mexico’s tourism sector but what does the construction of the train truly mean for the environment and indigenous people of the Yucatan Peninsula?

Travel Latina shares a mini guide for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Check out our 4 noteworthy locations to visit!

Travel Latina partners with women-led companies to celebrate International Women’s Day

Follow the adventure of two friends as they immerse themselves in the ultimate Harry Potter themed trip in the UK!

We had the opportunity to interview author Nikki Vargas about her new book "Call You When I Land"

A list of our favorite travel essentials by Latine owned businesses

Cambodia has a brand new airport in Siem Reap making it the new gateway to Angkor Wat.

Travel Latina has compiled a list of California mountain areas to check out for fall foliage.

Read about the 2024 European entry requirements for US Citizens.

A list of beautiful places that are inclusive to LGBTQ+ travelers & that have passed LGBTQ+ laws for its citizens.

Salsaterapia is a trip tailored for avid dancers who want to celebrate and honor local Colombian traditions via movement and salsa classes in the heart of Cali during the world renown known, “La Feria de Cali”.

Our visit to the precursor to the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Latino

Google Maps has released four tools which will make exploring National Parks much easier.

FBI warns against using public USB chargers such as those located in airports, hotels, and shopping malls.

A national survey reveals that 60% of U.S. TikTok users have been influenced to travel to a new destination after seeing a video of it on TikTok.

Starting with some old school rancheras up until the most recent reggaeton hits that we think are best to inspire Latine travel, to reflect on our international world, immigration struggles, solidarity across nations in Latin America or beyond, and to create viajere nostalgia from past adventures near (family rancho or finca in the motherland) or far (international travel to a new continent).

The U.S. Department of State has said that passport applications are taking up to 4 months to process and receive. Plan accordingly for your travels this year.

Travel deal alert! SW is offering a travel companion promotion for the summer!