Global Outreach: El Salvador was the featured destination at a tourism forum in Singapore, where 42 travel, airline and hotel representatives explored partnerships. The push comes as international arrivals rose 37% in the first half of 2026, according to the article. Cruise Season: Holland America’s Nieuw Amsterdam opened the 2026–27 season at Acajutla with 1,921 passengers, bringing visitors within reach of Joya de Cerén, Tazumal and Nahuizalco. Historic Center: Café Barista opened a $500,000 branch in a restored downtown building, adding a new stop for visitors exploring San Salvador’s revitalized core. Travel Connections: El Salvador’s international airport served more than 4 million passengers from January through October 4, reflecting its growing role as a regional hub. Surf Tourism: A new study flags Oriente Salvaje as one of the surf breaks most at risk from climate change, with shifting sands, rising tides and coastal development threatening waves and tourism-dependent communities. Regional Visitors: El Salvador expects 58,522 Honduran tourists during Morazán Week, a projected 20% increase over 2026.