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Golden Sand Beaches in Sonsonate: 4 Beautiful Beaches Worth Exploring
When most people picture El Salvador’s Pacific coast, black volcanic sand and powerful surf probably come to mind. But in Sonsonate, a small stretch of coastline offers something surprisingly different: beautiful golden-sand beaches. Los Cobanos, El Flor, Punta Remedios, and … Read more
Savoring Salvadoran Pupusas: The Heart and Soul of Salvadoran Cuisine
Salvadoran Pupusas are one of the first foods you should try when exploring El Salvador’s cuisine. These thick, handmade tortillas are stuffed with cheese, beans, chicharrón, loroco, and other fillings, then cooked on a hot comal. More than a meal, … Read more
El Salvador Tourism Revenue Tops $2.1 Billion, Growing 10% During First Half of 2026
El Salvador’s Tourism Minister, Morena Valdez, reported that tourism contributed over $2.1 billion to the country’s economy in the first half of 2026. This marks a 10% increase from the same period in 2025. Speaking Tuesday on the television program … Read more
Fruits of El Salvador: Discover the Country’s Most Popular Tropical Fruits
The Exotic Fruits of El Salvador are a vibrant reflection of the country’s tropical heart—bursting with color, flavor, and life. From creamy zapotes to tangy jocotes, every fruit tells a story rooted in the land’s abundance. El Salvador’s fertile volcanic … Read more
Nejapa El Salvador: Home to the Thrilling Balls of Fire Festival
The small town of Nejapa in El Salvador is a historic place often called the “River of Ashes.” Nejapa’s landscape was shaped by volcanic activity, particularly the devastating 1658 eruption of El Playón volcano. The town is best known for … Read more
El Salvador Legal Currency: From the Colón to Dollarization and Bitcoin
El Salvador’s legal currency is an important topic for travelers and business visitors to understand, as the country recognizes the U.S. dollar, Bitcoin, and the Salvadoran colón as legal tender. Key questions to know the answer to include: What currency … Read more
El Salvador Remittances Represent 26.3% of GDP in First Quarter of 2026
Remittances sent to El Salvador accounted for 26.3% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) during the first quarter of 2026. This highlights their continued importance to the national economy. From January to March. the country received about $2.4 billion … Read more