Though Ecuador may not be the first country that springs to mind when planning a trip to South America, it is a fascinating place that offers an inspiring range of destinations. A remarkably ...

Quito is the starting point for exploring all the wonders Ecuador has to offer. Explore its Historic Centre, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, its charming colonial streets, stunning views ...

QUITO, ECUADOR: In this list of the best things to do in Quito, we show you around the top attractions in Quito, Ecuador. If you plan to visit Quito and are looking for the best tourist places and ...

Quito, the magnificent capital city of Ecuador, is a destination that ignites the imagination of travelers from every corner of the globe. Officially known as San Francisco de Quito, this sprawling ...

Metropolitan Touring has launched four new cultural tours in Quito, the capital of Ecuador. The tour operator is refreshing its portfolio of popular excursions in Old Town Quito with guided, full-day ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. High in the Andes, over 9,000 feet above sea level, sits Quito, Ecuador's capital, where colorful streets, monumental cathedrals, indigenous ...

So you’re finally planning that bucket-list trip to the Galápagos Islands? Then it’s also time to rethink the length of your inevitable layover in Quito. There’s no question that your journey to the ...

Quito, Ecuador, is a pioneer in reactivating the tourism industry in South America, under strict health and safety protocols, being the first city in the continent to open the airport for regular ...

Air Canada, Canada’s flag carrier, announces the resumption of its nonstop flights to Quito starting in December this year.

Quito has long been a premier destination for culture, nature, history, cuisine and wellness, but Ecuador's capital city is currently one of the most accessible and enticing cities for American ...

Our Ecuadoran guide started the walking tour of Quito’s La Floresta neighborhood with a round of introductions. Standing in a crescent-moon shape, we each took turns saying our name, country of ...