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The Best of São Paulo in 72 Hours
By Dan Allen | Friday Mar 29, 2013
A whirlwind tour of this bustling Brazilian city reveals a feast for the eyes - from gorgeous men and women to world-class museums and shopping that will require an extra suitcase for the flight home.
Homophobic Remarks Get Ecuador Preacher a Political Ban & Fine
By Jason St. Amand | Tuesday Mar 19, 2013
An Ecuadorian judge recently banned a pastor from politics for a year and fined him $3,000 fine for anti-gay comments during his campaign for president.
Wining and Dining Through Chile’s Wine Country: The Photos
Wednesday Apr 25, 2012
With a backdrop of snow-capped mountains, verdant forests, shimmering lakes, and a dramatic coastline, Chile possesses landscapes of breathtaking beauty, all basking in a climate that’s nearly an amalgam of the wine regions of California and France.
¡Muy Bonita! The Westin Playa Bonita Opens in Panama
By Matthew Wexler | Sunday Mar 18, 2012
Ranked as the number one travel destination for 2012 by the New York Times, Panama beckons visitors with the engineering marvel of the Panama Canal, stunning landscapes, and indigenous cultures.
Ecuadorian ’Ex-Gay Torture Clinics’ Shutdown Thanks to E-Campaign
By Jason St. Amand | Wednesday Jan 25, 2012
Ecuador’s Ministry of Health is beginning to shut down the country’s "ex-gay torture clinics", which claim to be able to ’cure’ homosexuality.
La Cerveceria Opens on New York’s Bowery
Saturday Oct 15, 2011
With a concentration on American craft beers from the realms of international, small, and landmark producers, La Cerveceria introduces South American tapas with sharp Peruvian influences to the bustling Bowery.
Patagonia Converts Sheep Factory to Luxury Adventure Hotel
Tuesday Sep 20, 2011
Set on nearly 100 acres along the shores of the Señoret Channel in Southern Chile, the 57-room soon to be LEED-certified Singular Patagonia, resurrected by fourth generation relatives of the plant’s founders, pays homage to the factory’s thriving past.
Going South: A Gay Travel Guide To South America
By Joel Martens | Sunday Sep 18, 2011
I was fascinated by my friend’s description of his native Brazil, specifically the city of São Paulo where he grew up. He talked glowingly of the gay culture and the massive Gay Pride celebration that occurs annually-one of the largest in the world.
Snorkeling in the Galapagos
Wednesday Sep 7, 2011
Ecoventura’s environmentally friendly fleet of small expedition vessels in the Galapagos allows guests of this visionary small-ship travel company to experience the Galapagos from as many land and water perspectives as possible.
Capturing Iguazú Falls, Argentina In Photos
Tuesday May 10, 2011
"Iguazú" means "big water" in the language of the ancients - and apparently, when Eleanor Roosevelt glimpsed the massive Argentine waterfalls, she murmured, "Oh, poor Niagara." Check out the photos from one of the planet’s miraculous wonders.
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