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If you are visiting Honduras you will find the streets very quiet between 3 and 5 this afternoon. If Honduras wins, as expected by all Hondurans, a big party will take place this tonight.
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How the USA Inadvertently Gave the Bay Islands to Honduras
The Monroe Doctrine President James Monroe, the fifth president of the USA established a long-lasting policy by creating the Monroe Doctrine. Monroe was president between 1817 and 1825. His Monroe Doctrine, which was first declared in 1823 during a speech before the USA Congress, states that the United States will not tolerate interference by European […]
Honduras Travel Advisory 2020
What a difference a year makes! Last year, our Honduras Travel Advisory 2019 was focused on safe destinations in Honduras. This year, our Honduras Travel Advisory 2020 will be more focused on Covid-19. How can you safely travel through Honduras during these times? The trend is now on social distancing, and we are now trying […]
A Walk in Paradise
Nothing like a walk in paradise when you are feeling down. This lockdown is for the birds. But then again, they (the birds) are not part of the lockdown and are all over the place. My secluded piece of paradise offers an outstanding spot for birdwatching.
Covid-19 Quarantine or Lockdown?
What started as a 14-day quarantine in Honduras, back in March, has become an extended 110-day long lockdown. Sadly, there seems to be no end in sight. Without doubt, this is Covid-19 lockdown! Amazing, back in March, a quarantine sounded horrible.
Honduras Celebrates Scarlet Macaw Day!
The Scarlet Macaw is the national bird of Honduras. Unfortunately, it has been seriously threatened due to illegal poaching and bird trafficking. As an effort to protect the national bird, Honduras celebrates scarlet macaw day on June 28. Perhaps there is no better place in the World to enjoy the scarlet macaw in freedom than at the Mayan Ruins of Copan
Good news from the Cangrejal River Valley
I wish I could say that my good news from the Cangrejal River Valley is that we are open again. Not quite, but most hotels are working on it and complying with the bio security protocols. These are meant to keep us safe as well as all our guests. Not trying to put us before […]
Everyone Helps
Many would wonder why it is that I choose to make my life in Honduras. A nation wrongly and unacceptably famed as a “murder capital of the world” (where I personally have never even seen a catfight), a poverty-stricken, corrupt hell-hole with nothing good to offer and no future.