If you were in the path of the last total solar eclipses that moved through the USA or South America, you got quite a treat. If you were out of the direct path, however, you probably saw a whole lot of nothing. If you want to be in the right place at the right time [&hellip
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Long before they captured the hearts of audiences in movies like March of the Penguins and Happy Feet, penguins turned Antarctica’s remote, pristine landscapes into teeming wildlife domains. One of the main highlights of the area is the parade of Antarctic penguins on display in their habitat. They number as many as 30 million and [&hellip
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The votes are in and Travel+Leisure readers have once again chosen their top picks for hotels, resorts, and destinations around the world. They’ve also asked readers to pick the top companies running tours. We’ve got the 2023 scoop on the best Latin America tour companies, the ones that operate in the region we cover. The [&hellip
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After you land at the airport in El Calafate in Patagonia, more than 3.5 hours by plane from Buenos Aires, you’ve got a lot of choices for what to do and where to stay. Apart from our stay at the Explora El Chalten lodge that we had already set up, we put our tour in [&hellip
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It’s hard to tell from tourism visitor numbers how many luxury travelers are headed to various places in Latin America. The overall visitor numbers include shoestring travelers and billionaires, business travelers and honeymooners. Plus the events of the last year and a half have thrown off all stats as some countries closed completely and travel [&hellip
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Ask any well-traveled foodie who has spent a lot of time in Latin America which city is tops for cuisine and there’s a good chance they’ll bring up Lima, Peru. As you see on the annual list of the top-50 restaurants in Latin America, Lima is usually duking it out with Buenos Aires for the [&hellip
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