When I was a kid growing up in the Midwest it seemed that the treat of the week was ‘pot roast’. A not very prime cut of beef that slow cooked with potatoes and carrots for hours and all thought to be delicious. Then when I had kids one … Read More    

I am sure have hear the horror stories about water ‘south of the border’ and often they can be true depending on where you are. ‘Montezuma’s revenge’ can ruin a vacation no doubt.

Water here on the island…………. more and more developments are providing potable water right from the tap. … Read More    

After making their FIFA World Cup™ debut at Spain 1982, Honduras subsequently endured a seemingly endless wait – 10,219 days and six tournament editions to be precise – before they rubbed shoulders with the world’s elite teams again at South Africa 2010. The Honduras National Team will take part at … Read More    

An International Monetary Fund (IMF) technical mission has begun an evaluation of the Honduras’ macroeconomic situation, whose results may allow the country to have a future agreement to access more funds. The team will hold meetings with public and private sectors’ representatives for the next two weeks, according to the … Read More    

I so wish this place had been there when I had to do my stint in Santa Clara /San Jose for a few years (Before all you guys and girls; we were just getting the Internet online LOL). You are all lucky now, when we lived there ONLY Original Joe’s … Read More    

The 612th Air Base Squadron (ABS) Fire Department donated clothes they had collected to Honduran families in the village of Mata de Platano, just outside of Comayagua, Honduras. The clothing drive collected over 1,000 pounds of clothing for the local families in need. This amounted to more than 275 sets … Read More    

I am often asked about air travel to the Bay Islands so I thought I would cover that today.

You can get direct flights to the island, though none of the carriers are here daily.
American Airlines flies here from both Miami and Dallas, Delta from Atlanta, and … Read More    

The Honduran president, Juan Orlando Hernandez, expressed hopes that tourism generate some 800 million dollars this year, 100 million dollars more than that recorded in 2013. “I’m sure that Honduras can put itself at the forefront regarding tourism in Central America, and this has been my dream, my focus on … Read More    

At times, traveling within Honduras, as with other Central American countries, can be frustrating. Airlines and buses change schedules and delay trips with no prior notification and are constantly insisting everything will be happening in 5 minutes whether or not they know it will take 5 … Read More    

Today Honduras hosts the Latin-American Businesses Council (CEAL) summit. Businessmen from 16 countries — alongside presidents, ex-presidents, and experts — will debate “development with equity: the foundation for social peace.” The members of the organization and the rest of attendees will gather in Bahía de Tela, Atlántida, to share their … Read More