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A vacation in Honduras can conjure up visions of spectacular destinations: the Mayan ruins of Copán, cloud forest after cloud forest filled with exotic flora and fauna, the gorgeous beaches and the d ...
News Honduras » Copan » Tourism: Honduras is Poised for Tourism Growth
In the race to become the next popular tourist hot spot in Central America (following in Costa Rica 's footsteps), Honduras is working hard for the honors. The country currently attracts less than ...
News Honduras » Copan » Tourism: Honduras Launches New Tourism Campaign to Attract International Visitors
WHY IT RATES: The new digital campaign highlights Honduras' most beautiful treasures and aims to educate potential travelers about the many curated experiences they can discover in the country. -Mia ...
News Honduras » Copan » Tourism: Tourist Class Copan, Honduras Hotels
More tech choices is a good problem to haveTechnology purpose-built for travel advisors has exploded in recent years. With this profusion of tech, though, comes something... Campfires and ...
News Honduras » Copan » Tourism: Honduras tourism might benefit from coup in the long run
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (eTN) – It has been over two months since democratically elected Honduras president, Manuel Zelaya, was taken from his bed at dawn and forced into exile to Costa Rica in his paja ...
News Honduras » Copan » Tourism: Honduras Tourism Industry Turns a Corner
A destination that by some accounts has long remained under the radar and somewhat undiscovered, Honduras is turning a corner when it comes to the development of its tourism industry. In recent years ...
News Honduras » Copan » Tourism: Santa Rosa de Copan, Honduras
Located on top of a hill overlooking pine-covered mountains, 125 miles/200 km northwest of Tegucigalpa, Santa Rosa Copan is a pleasant town that has colonial architecture and a large cigar factor ...
News Honduras » Copan » Tourism: Honduras tourism ‘set back 10 years’
The damage to Honduras’ tourism sector as a result of the coup will take up to 10 years to repair, according to the minister of tourism of the country. Ricardo Martinez (pictured) said a large number ...