America

Some people travel to reconnect with nature; others to immerse themselves in a new culture, and yet others to retrace their ancestors’ footsteps in an effort to better understand their own history. Just these three attractions should be enough to convince you to go to Peru. But hold on a second. In addition, Peru is known for its Pacific coastline. That’s the southern hemisphere’s deserts. Here we have the Andes, the tallest mountains on Earth. It’s the rainforest around the Amazon River. A photographer’s dream location

Panama is a land bridge between North America and South America, and it has an alluring mix of bustling cities, sleepy towns, coffee plantations, beaches, mountains, and rainforest. The Panama Canal, one of the world’s busiest trade lanes, connects the country to both the Pacific and the Caribbean.Panama’s contemporary infrastructure, which is more advanced than that of its Central American neighbours, makes exploring this tropical paradise a breeze.

With over 20 million annual tourists, Mexico is one of the world’s most popular travel destinations. There’s something for every kind of tourist in Mexico, from the tequila to the Aztecs and Mayas to Salma Hayek to the Day of the Dead to drug warfare and Lucha Libre and Corona beer to the beach resorts on the Pacific and Caribbean sides.