This article on Nicaragua tourism article comes from the 24-7 Press Release.com website and I thought it would be of interest to those wishing to travel to Nicaragua.
“As part of Nicaragua‘s strategy to promote the country as a tourist destination in the exterior, the Nicaraguan Tourism Board (INTUR, for its acronym in Spanish) and the private sector participated in EXPOTUR, an international tourism fair, held since 1984 in the city of San Jose, Costa Rica.
This year, more than 250 Central American service providers participated in the fair offering their products …

The Nicarao Inn Hotel situated in the center of the town of Rivas in Nicaragua. This is a pleasant small hotel with very reasonable room rates. Rivas is a “department” or state/province which also includes the beautiful beaches of San Juan del Sur and you are close enough to be able to catch the ferry to Ometepe Island from Port of San Jorge.
Staying at the Nicarao Inn will place you in an excellent location from which to explore Nicaragua. The Nicarao Inn offers a total of 18 …

When you travel to Nicaragua, you’ll meet the delightful children of Nicaragua.  They seem to be happy, in spite of the economic conditions of their lives and country.  They might even pose for a photo for you like these two little ones.

I photographed this pensive young woman in Nicaragua.  She sold jewelery in the Parque Colon in Granada.
Judging by her young age, she was born after all the troubles of Nicaragua.  Will Nicaragua tourism bring a bright future full of hope to the young generation of Nicaragua?  Will the “trickle down” effect hold true?
There is currently a high unemployment rate in Nicaragua and it is one of the poorest countries in Central America.  Tourism is one of its biggest industries.  However, everywhere I went, I did not see many tourists.  It …