Galdy’s Blog
Flavor El Salvador street foods: The Best Salvadoran Street Foods to Savor!
El Salvador is a country full of colorful customs and traditions; one of these traditions that don’t get much attention is eating street foods. The El Salvador street foods are not your traditional dishes that take longer to prepare; these … Read more
Surf City El Salvador One & Two: Positioning Salvadoran Beaches as a Top Tourist Destination
Surf City El Salvador is a government initiative aimed at boosting tourism, positioning the country as a premier travel destination, and reshaping global perceptions of El Salvador. The project showcases the nation’s world-class surf breaks, pristine beaches, volcanoes, lakes, natural … Read more
Is El Salvador Safe to Visit in 2026? Exploring the Country’s Remarkable Security Turnaround
Yes, El Salvador is safe to visit in 2026. The country is no longer the dangerous destination it once was. Today, it stands as one of Central America’s safest and most surprising travel experiences—a country reborn with confidence and calm. … Read more
Christmas in El Salvador: Traditions, Faith, and Festive Spirit of Navidad in El Salvador
Christmas in El Salvador is one of the most cherished holidays, blending deep religious devotion with lively cultural traditions. Streets glow with lights, families reunite, and the air fills with the sounds of fireworks, music, and the aroma of homemade … Read more
Nayib Bukele’s Approval Rating: The President Achieves an 90% Approval in the Latest Survey
Since taking office in 2019, President Nayib Bukele has maintained an approval rating above 75%, the highest sustained by any Salvadoran president during their Presidential term. Nayib Bukele’s popularity remains strong in 2025, driven by his distinctive leadership style, emphasis … Read more
The San Miguel Carnival in El Salvador: Tradition, Faith, Family Fun, and Celebration
The San Miguel Carnival is one of El Salvador’s most vibrant celebrations, combining music, dance, and traditions. Rooted in both cultural customs and deep religious devotion, the festival draws thousands of visitors each year. Blending sacred and popular traditions, the … Read more
Salvadorans Can Enter Southern Mexico Without a Visa Using the Regional Visitor Card (TVR)
Salvadorans can visit Mexico’s southern border states—Campeche, Chiapas, Tabasco, Quintana Roo, and Yucatán—without a visa, making short trips and tourism circuits far easier and more affordable than before. This visa-free access opens the door to exploring major cultural and natural … Read more