Explore the most captivating destinations across Latin America — from colonial cities steeped in history to secluded beaches framed by jungle and sea.
In the Dominican Republic, the holiday season is long, musical, and full of Caribbean warmth. From parrandas (festive street caroling) to lavish Nochebuena feasts and vibrant New Year’s fireworks, December is one of the liveliest times to experience the island’s culture.
Hoteles Xcaret blends luxury, culture, and adventure in the Riviera Maya — all-inclusive stays with park access, design excellence, and eco-luxury comfort.
In Uruguay, the holiday season unfolds under long summer days and balmy nights. From elegant Christmas Eve dinners to New Year’s fireworks on the beaches of Punta del Este, the country celebrates with a relaxed, sophisticated coastal charm.
Explore Bolivia’s Christmas through picana, regional food and chuntunqui traditions, with respectful cultural context and practical advice for visitors.
In Paraguay, the holiday season is celebrated with warmth, faith, and family. From intricate nativity scenes and candlelit masses to fireworks lighting up balmy summer nights, December here blends Catholic devotion with laid-back Paraguayan charm.
In Brazil, the holiday season is a vibrant mix of summer sunshine, spiritual rituals, beachside celebrations, and dazzling fireworks. From Rio de Janeiro to Salvador, Brazilians ring in Christmas and New Year’s with unmatched energy, color, and elegance — often dressed head-to-toe in white.
In Puerto Rico, the holiday season is famously long and full of rhythm — from joyful parrandas and elegant Nochebuena feasts to lively Three Kings Day parades and January street festivals. It’s a vibrant blend of Catholic tradition, Caribbean music, and warm community spirit.
In Cuba, the holiday season blends Catholic traditions, Caribbean rhythms, and family-centered celebrations. From midnight masses in Havana to lively music-filled gatherings that spill into the streets, December is a warm, soulful time to visit the island.
Ecuador is stepping onto the FIFA World Cup 2026 stage with unmatched pride, youthful passion, and a growing fan base eager to make history. Known for its breathtaking landscapes and eco-adventures, the country is blending football fever with cultural vibrancy — from the Andean highlands to the Amazon and Pacific coast. Whether you’re following La Tri across host cities in North America or experiencing the excitement from Quito’s plazas, this is a celebration of national identity, sport, and sustainable travel. Get ready for a World Cup journey where football meets adventure, and Ecuador’s spirit shines on the global stage.
