A Black Friday Special: What To Buy When Packing for Central America
Are you packing for your trip to Central America? Here’s a Black Friday guide to picking up your travel essentials online.
James Dyde
James Dyde is a British immigrant to Costa Rica and the editor of this website. He has lived in Central America since 2000 and retains a deep love for the region. He lives in Escazu, Costa Rica.
Where to Celebrate Thanksgiving in Central America
Discover where to celebrate Thanksgiving in Central America with our curated list of restaurants serving turkey dinners today.
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What’s the Difference Between West End and West Bay in Roatán, Honduras?
Discover how Roatán’s development shaped the names West End, West Bay, and the West End Wall — and why they still cause confusion today.
Is Calling the USA “America” Offensive in Central America?
Is calling the USA “America” offensive? Celebrate July 4 with a look at a common debate among many in Latin America.
A Quick Guide to the Domestic Airlines in Central America
A quick guide to domestic airlines in Central America, the little (and sometimes large) puddle jumpers that keep the region connected.