US is a country made of diversity; one can find people from around the world in just one nation, no matter if they are from Europe, Africa, Asia, or Latin America. Such a wide variety in population translates into a plethora of different tastes when it comes to vacations.
Knowing that fact, we are here to present you with the best traveling destinations for those with latino travel habits.
So, sit tight, and read on; you may just find where to spend these upcoming vacations!
What Do Hispanic Travelers Look For?
Latin Americans are known for their strong preference towards their origins; most people from the southern side of the continent are fond of the beaches and tropical landscapes they grew up with.
Since it’s hard to abandon those tastes, many hispanics look for a better version of what they love and thus plan their trips towards the sunny beaches on the coasts of USA.
As such, when it comes to choosing a destination, a strong preference is evidenced towards warm and tropical locations.
However, there’s a significant opposite end of the hispanic market tourism!
There are also many Latin Americans (myself included) who opt to move towards the contraire of what they grew up with!
From that mindset, we also have a significant portion of the hispanic population gravitating towards the chilling and quiet spots in the US. For them, the north begins to look more attractive and they start setting aside the heat and tropic in favor of parks and cold.
Top Destinations For Latin Americans In The US.
With such a broad selection of hispanic travel habits, we have chosen quite a varied board of options for the hispanic market tourism.
1. Yosemite National Park.
This is a great choice for those whose hispanic travel habits include stepping away from the usual hispanic beaches.
This great, typical park filled with trees that give birth to a wonderful forest is a great sight for those who rather a cool and quiet location.
2. Alaska.
The last on the options catered towards quiet and alternative latino travel habits is the chilling territory of Alaska.
Anyone feeling tired of the Sun and heat will be happy to trade them for the cold and wonderful sight of the aurora borealis dancing in the dark sky.
3. Key West.
A very familiar sight will greet those who head over to this territory filled with beaches and fun locals! People looking for a more “cultural” hispanic market tourism can head over to the beautiful Dry Tortugas National Park via hidroplane or boat and visit the beautiful fort.
4. The Glass Beach.
A century of contamination in the 1900’s ironically gave birth to a beautiful destination.
All the trash thrown by the locals has covered the beach with glass and ceramic, softened with the years. The current sight is a very interesting one that combines the classic tropical beach landscape with the odd decoration.
5. White Sands.
What best destination for those with latino travel habits than the one right on top of Mexico?
This national park is great for those looking for a warm climate and an amazing sight, covered in white sand (hence the name) that looks like snow, coupled with a beautiful series of meadows that are just a pleasure to walk on! We recommend you also to check: Planning to travel to South America? What about the North of Chile?