Caribbean & Mexico

Next time you’re sipping on a mojito, a sangria, or piña colada, ask yourself this: where did the rum in my drink come from? More often than not, the answer is

Acajutla, one of El Salvador’s most important port cities, lures travellers with its stunning oceanfront scenery, rich history and vibrant cultural life. Although primarily known as an industrial and commercial

El Salvador’s name is popping up more and more in the specialty coffee world – and for good reason! The country’s volcanic soils, high altitude plantations and carefully nurtured coffee

Cacao and chocolate have deep roots in the history of El Salvador, going back to Mayan mythology, to pre-Hispanic times. More than 3000 years ago, cocoa was not only consumed

Kingstown, one of the gems of the Caribbean, is the capital of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. This enchanting city is not just

Zihuatanejo, a charming coastal town on Mexico’s Pacific coast, where beauty, history and culture meet. Known for its laid-back vibe, stunning beaches and vibrant local life, it is the perfect

Colón, one of Panama’s most important port cities, is located on the shores of the Caribbean Sea and has been a strategic commercial hub for centuries. The city not only

Santa Cruz is one of the three inhabited islands of the Galápagos. Puerto Ayora is its capital, offering numerous hotels, restaurants, and all the conveniences expected from a small island

Kingston, the capital of Jamaica, is one of the most exciting cities in the Caribbean, where history, culture, and music blend uniquely to offer authentic experiences. The city is not

The name Jamaica is synonymous with white sandy beaches, the rhythm of reggae, and, of course, its world-famous rum. Local rum is not just a drink—it carries centuries of tradition,