Tourism INFO and Tips

Exploring Volcanoes in El Salvador: A Journey Through the Land of Volcanoes
The volcanoes in El Salvador range from towering stratovolcanoes such as Izalco, Santa Ana, San Vicente, and Chaparrastique to eroded volcanoes resembling a mountain such as Guazapa and Cerro Verde. El Salvador is called the land of volcanoes because it has 170 volcanoes in its territory and lies in the … Read more

Traveling to El Salvador with Tattoos, Should you be Worried?
Many visitors wonder if traveling to El Salvador with tattoos is going to be a problem; some wonder if they should take extra precautions when visiting or not visit the country at all. Traveling to El Salvador with tattoos should not be a concern for almost everyone who visits and … Read more

Tourism to El Salvador increases! Over 2.2 million international tourists have visited this year
Morena Valdez, the Salvadoran Minister of Tourism, communicated during a press conference that until August 2023, El Salvador has received over 2.2 million visitors, mainly from the United States, Guatemala, and Honduras. According to our stats, until August of this year, we have reached 2.2 million visitors, equivalent to more … Read more

Escape the Ordinary: El Salvador Off-the-Beaten-Path Adventures for the Curious Traveler
While in El Salvador, venture off the beaten path and discover a world beyond ordinary tourist destinations; the country has many hidden treasures awaiting the intrepid traveler. Visit parts of El Salvador that are not popular with tourism, such as secluded beaches and colorful, not well-known villages; here, you can … Read more

El Salvador International Airport “SAL”. Oscar Arnulfo Romero y Galdamez
El Salvador International Airport Oscar Arnulfo Romero y Galdámez (SAL) is located in San Luis Talpa, La Paz, about 40 kilometers from San Salvador, the country’s capital. The International Airport, previously known as Comalapa International Airport, is the only international airport in El Salvador. It was inaugurated in January 1980. … Read more