Tag: INTUR

The General Tourism Law states that when entering Nicaragua by land, sea or air, each tourist must purchase a Nicaragua Tourist Card. The card was...

Originally introduced by Anasha Campbell, Co-Director of the Instituto Nicaragüense de Turismo (INTUR) in October 2016, the interactive Tourist Map of Nicaragua has recently been...

As Nicaragua prepares to join Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Panama in this year’s Central America Bicentennial, INTUR have already announced that...

The Nicaraguan Tourism Institute (INTUR by its acronym in Spanish) has released their comprehensive report on Nicaragua Tourism Statistics for 2020. Go to this link...

“Poco A Poco” (little by little) progress is being made with international flights to Managua. The return of Aeroméxico Flights into the Augusto C....

On June 24th 2021, the Minister of Tourism for Nicaragua, Anasha Campbell attended a “virtual” meeting; The 66th Meeting of the World Tourism Organization...

Nicaragua will join Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Panama later this year in celebrating the Central America Bicentennial, 200 years of independence...

What’s in a Name? Juliet asks in Romeo and Juliet. Here are a few Nicaraguan cities with some interesting information about the names associated...

The Nicaraguan Tourism Institute (El Instituto Nicaragüense de Turismo – INTUR) has published a collection of Nicaragua tourism media mentions from on line articles...

By Kelvin Marshall, Nica-Biz Condé Nast Traveler, a market-leading travel magazine and Forbes Magazine both have articles this week on retiring abroad and both pick...