Historic Downtown San Salvador.
June 2023 news in El Salvador centers on cost-of-living debates, government policy shifts, and daily realities shaping how Salvadorans adapt to economic pressures, wages, and housing demands.
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Ready for the San Miguel Carnival? If you love music, dancing, crowds, and a good Salvadoran celebration, the San Miguel Carnival is hard to beat. Every November, locals and visitors fill the streets for a night packed with entertainment and fun. Add the traditions honoring the Virgin of Peace, and you’ve got a celebration that’s truly part of San Miguel’s identity…
Experience El Salvador’s Cultural Calendar. El Salvador’s holidays tell the story of its people, traditions, and communities. From solemn Holy Week processions to vibrant August festivities, Independence Day celebrations, patron saint festivals, and Christmas traditions, every season brings something special. Take a year-round journey through the celebrations that shape Salvadoran culture and make each month a new reason to explore…
A Journey Through El Salvador. Take the road and discover what makes El Salvador such a diverse destination. Its tourist routes connect beaches, volcanoes, colonial towns, archaeological sites, coffee country, and vibrant communities. Spend the morning exploring nature, enjoy traditional food along the way, and finish the day watching a Pacific sunset. There’s a memorable experience around nearly every turn…
Planning Your Trip To El Salvador: A Beginner’s Guide. El Salvador is a beautiful country, and one that’s popular with travellers. Stats show that in 2021 alone, El Salvador attracted well over a million tourists, showing that it’s a favourable destination for holidays and getaways. If you’re planning a trip to El Salvador this year or next, then you might want to know what kind of things you’re in for and what you should do to prepare. Here’s how to plan your trip to El Salvador as a total travel beginner (but don’t worry, seasoned travellers can learn from this too)!
Nayib Bukele and Felix Ulloa Register as Pre-Candidates for President and Vice President. The Nuevas Ideas political party announced at 12:03 am this Monday, June 26, that President Nayib Bukele and Vice President Felix Ulloa had been registered as a presidential formula to compete in the 2024 presidential elections…
10 Fun Facts About El Salvador. El Salvador is a country with mysterious secrets and fun facts that have lured tourists for several years. It is a scenic nation with beautiful destinations that have led people to discover interesting insights about their environment. The rich culture of El Salvador has captivated its citizens to welcome visitors with open arms. Take a look at these 10 fun facts about El Salvador to help you plan your next trip with ease…
A Timeline of Important Events Through El Salvador’s History. El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America. After decades of turbulence and a negative media spotlight, the “land of volcanoes” is finally starting to live up to its potential. Underneath the media stories lie a people who shine in times of trouble and always maintain hope…
Is it possible to rent a luxury car in El Salvador? The Republic of El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America. Once this land was called Cuscatlan, which means “land of jewels”. The country is located on the Pacific coast, on the border with Honduras. Nowadays, the country attracts tourists with its ancient structures, including various monuments of civilizations that have disappeared at the moment and, of course, its unbelievably beautiful and mysterious nature…
How To Start Your Own Business In El Salvador. El Salvador, as the most densely-populated country in South America (despite, or perhaps because of, also being the smallest), has more than its fair share of entrepreneurs. Studies have been conducted regarding how El Salvador approaches entrepreneurship, but the fact remains that starting a business in El Salvador is fundamentally very similar to starting one elsewhere…
Sip Your Way Through El Salvador. Discover the refreshing side of Salvadoran cuisine through its traditional drinks. From sweet horchata and fruity fresco de ensalada to warm atol and locally grown coffee, every sip offers a taste of the country’s culture. Explore our guide to El Salvador drinks and discover the flavors Salvadorans have enjoyed for generations at home, markets, celebrations, and neighborhood restaurants…
Gastronomic Festivals in El Salvador: Taste El Salvador! Ready to discover El Salvador one bite at a time? Gastronomic festivals bring together traditional dishes, local ingredients, and plenty of Salvadoran flavor. From pupusas and seafood to regional specialties and sweet treats, these events are a great way to explore the country’s food and culture. Come hungry, meet local cooks, and enjoy a delicious Salvadoran tradition!
El Salvador’s Basic Food Basket. El Salvador’s basic food basket tracks the cost of essential foods families need each month. From tortillas and beans to eggs, vegetables, dairy products, and meat, changes in prices can have a major impact on household budgets. Understanding the food basket helps explain the cost of living and the economic pressures facing Salvadoran families across the country today…