FeatureThe private shopping notebook: anatomy of contemporary desire in travel design
After months of observation in craft studios and international design fairs, we distill a rigorous selection of objects that redefine the aesthetic of the…
Correspondent in Ciudad de México
Camila Reyes
Mexico, markets and cultural routes.
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FeatureRails Through Volcanoes and Mist: The Railway Journey Revealing Costa Rica’s Secret Pulse
An in-depth exploration of the history, present reality, and future challenges of Costa Rica’s railway network, from urban commuter lines in the Greater Metropolitan…
FeatureThe Aerial Labyrinth of the Azores: Short-Strips Logistics and Island Transport in the Mid-Atlantic
An in-depth and rigorous analysis of the regional aviation network sustaining the Azores archipelago, exploring turboprop operations, North Atlantic weather challenges, and connectivity across…
FeatureThe Submarine Sanctuary of Socorro: Oceanic Volcanism, Pelagic Giants, and Conservation in the Revillagigedo Archipelago
A rigorous journey through the Revillagigedo Archipelago National Park in Mexico, exploring its geological isolation, the concentration of large pelagics, and strict marine conservation…
FeatureThe Mineral Heartbeat of the Desert: Railway Geography, Logistical Challenges, and the Revival of Angola’s Benguela Line
An in-depth analysis of how the strategic rehabilitation of the Benguela Railway redefines transcontinental connectivity in the heart of Africa, linking Atlantic ports to…
FeatureThe Sargasso Sea Submarine Sanctuary: Open Oceans, Floating Biodiversity, and Conservation in the North Atlantic
A rigorous journey through the world's only coastless sea, exploring its floating macroalgae forests, eel migrations, and high seas scientific challenges.
FeatureThe Interoceanic Lake Route of Nicaragua: Engineering, River Navigation, and Connectivity in the Heart of Central America
An exhaustive analysis of the fluvial and lacustre transport network structuring Nicaragua, connecting the Great Lake and the San Juan River via ferries, boats,…
FeatureThe Mesoamerican model of sustainable tourism shines at the tenth regional summit anniversary
A comprehensive analysis of how Central America solidifies its leadership in tourism sustainability and community development during the tenth Sustainable & Social Tourism Summit.
FeatureEl Niño Alters the Global Travel Map: Destinations That Could Lose and Gain Travelers
Thermal anomalies from the climate phenomenon are reshaping international tourism flows, challenging traditional destination seasonality and demanding deep adaptation from operators and travelers alike.
FeatureThe Green Reinvention of the Tico Plate: Costa Rica Updates Its Sustainable Gastronomy Plan
Costa Rica has launched the official process to update its landmark National Plan for Sustainable and Healthy Gastronomy, a pioneering effort to intertwine agricultural…