Favourite city or country to visit in North, central or South America? (hotel, hotel)

[TRlaura]

Saint John's NL hands down.

[Calwine]

Panama City, Panama.
I am planning to go for my next vacation.

[botticelli]

Originally Posted by lieqiang

I love having a nice McDonalds or KFC in town somewhere for the occasional craving of such food. It doesn't mean I don't appreciate the local fare (eating is one of my biggest travel motivations) but there is something about a nice consistent McDonald's cheeseburger that hits the spot.

it is often a mistake to assume the KFC on the other side of the world tastes the same as it does in the US. Often they are nothing alike.

[Mr. Zero]

I haven't been to Chile yet. When the kids are older, I've been thinking it might be nice to take them stargazing in the Atacama desert, or hiking in Patagonia.

[lieqiang]

Originally Posted by botticelli

it is often a mistake to assume the KFC on the other side of the world tastes the same as it does in the US. Often they are nothing alike.

Nah they are usually pretty close. Main difference in American fast food restaurants on the other side of the world is additional menu items not offered in USA, and vice versa.

I've yet to encounter a KFC overseas that nothing alike a KFC domestically.

[Calwine]

Los Angeles, CA

[greatblueheron]

Costa Rica

[Warszawa]

Peru is the best country ever in the Americas. At least out of the ones I visited lol

[zhubaba]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

Peru is the best country ever in the Americas. At least out of the ones I visited lol

What do you like about it?

[Warszawa]

Originally Posted by zhubaba

What do you like about it?

A lot of things, to start

- Food
- Culture
- Warmth and friendliness of the people
- Nature
- Diverse climates in different areas of the country
- Each city has a different vibe and feel to it
- Dances and carnivals
- History
- Machu Picchu
- Amazon River
- Low prices