WhereNext Travel Journal
Original reporting, destination guides, operational insights, and stories from our local teams living and working across Latin America.
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DO | Signature Experiences
Original or curated by WhereNext Travel, each DO experience opens a door to people, places, and ideas guests would be unlikely to find on their own.
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![Stories about Colombia and Peru's leading DMC 's team - Chefs, guides, artists, entrepreneurs, and travelers.]()
ORIGIN | Human Stories
Honoring the people who make the travel we design possible. Chefs, guides, artists, entrepreneurs, and travelers.
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![Operational insights, education, and insider realities from the world of luxury travel in Latin America.]()
BACK OF HOUSE | Operational Intelligence
Examine the challenges, systems, trade-offs, and judgment behind designing, operating, and continually improving the travel experience in Latin America.
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STAY | Our Favorite Properties
Accommodations our team knows firsthand and recommends for the distinctive way they deepen a guest’s experience of a place and strengthen the broader itinerary.
Alfanía Coffee Farm | Barichara, Colombia: DO
A morning with the family and farm team behind a small working finca, following coffee through the stage of the growing, harvesting, or processing cycle unfolding that day.
Tobacco Road | Colombia: DO
A first tasting in Bogotá leads to the rolling tables of Barichara and, when the season allows, into the Santander fields where the cigar begins.
Dirt Under Fingernails | Huatata, Peru: DO
A private farm tasting with Manuel Choqque that moves from his remarkable super potatoes to Oxalis, a fermented oca drink that tastes enough like wine to confuse the room.
Fancy Ant Tasting | Barichara, Colombia: DO
Margarita Higuera takes Santander’s hormigas culonas beyond the roadside snack, bringing guests into the kitchen to cook, taste, and understand why generations here have eaten them.
The Next Weaver | Chinchero, Peru: DO
In Chinchero, a group of Quechua women is working to ensure that centuries of textile knowledge remain part of the future, not only the past.
Angie’s Salsa Flash Mob | Bogotá, Colombia: DO
A Bogotá plaza becomes a dance floor when WhereNext Travel Colombia founder Angelika Köhler calls in friends from the world championship salsa club that became part of her life after moving to Colombia.
The Drift | Cartagena, Colombia: DO
A slow sail from Cartagena moves from planting mangroves to pulling bottles of rum from beneath the Caribbean, ending with a tasting aboard a restored wooden boat.