The tourism sector represented about 6.4 percent of El Salvador’s gross domestic product in 2019, when Bukele was elected president. It rose to 14 percent in 2024. Advertisement ...

The best time to travel to El Salvador will depend on the type of experience you seek, whether it's exploring nature, engaging in water activities, or immersing yourself in its rich culture.

While the country's history and reputation means that El Salvador sees low number of international visitors, places like the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos have for years been considered tourist meccas.

Our journey through El Salvador revealed that regenerative and restorative tourism is much more than an economic tool. It is a powerful instrument for healing and communal recovery.