By Nefi Lara Breathing a breath of fresh air is wonderful. Nature has a range of colors, smells, and textures to offer us. In all its...

By Carlos Ramirez The pandemic that hit the world in 2020 forced all economic sectors to be innovative and implement new ways to sell...

By Amanda Viloria Baños de Agua Santa is the perfect location for a modern fairytale: a small town with colorful streets surrounded by...

By Mark Bradbury As the admin for a Coastal Facebook group here in Manta, I have seen so many requests from people wanting to know what...

By Franklin Heredia / @frankheredia_g If living in Ecuador is comparable to living in paradise, then living on the coast is an even...

By Carlos Nuñez Kontiki Huiracocha is known as the God of creation for the Incas and as legend has it, he arrived in the north of Ecuador...

By Julie Harper I just had perhaps the most bizarre, out of control, craziest birthday of my life! I did something so ridiculous, so...

By Roosevelt Rojas Nowadays, it's common for people to have grown up in large cities and towns that were built for business and industry,...

By Peter Stromberg When he walked to the edge of the manicured lawn I could tell that something had caught his attention. At first I...

By Marcos Chiluisa Ecuador has a lot to offer as being one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world for the past decade....

By Paola Bardellini Santa Marianita Crematorium and Funeral Home is a pioneer company with its first crematorium located in the province...

By Rolanda Stinson Have you heard of a restobar? Well it’s exactly what it sounds like - a restaurant and a bar in one. Believe it or...

By Yamel Cedeño Manuela Sáenz and Aizpuru or Sáenz de Thorne Fondly remembered by Ecuadorians as Manuelita, Manuela Sáenz was born to...

By Marcos Chiluisa August is an important month for Ecuadorians. The First Cry of Independence is celebrated on August 10th every year...

By Peter Stromberg The following morning we were moving a little slower, as people naturally do in the rain. Packing all of our earthly...

By Juan Francisco Carrasco This year Ecuador will celebrate the 213th anniversary of the “First Cry for Independence,” which took place...

By Carlos Ramirez The history of insurance goes back to the first civilizations in history. Man understood that hunting, gathering, and...

By Ronal Intriago One of Bolivar's widely known dreams, which he held as an obsession bordering on fanaticism, was to see the unification...

By Karen Betancourt The first cry of Independence in Ecuador would not have been possible without the vigor, intrepidity, and insight of...

By Julio Merchán When one hears about patriotic symbols they may think of the national flag, especially the flag of Ecuador, which is...