Had someone ever dropped me off in the middle of Buenos Aires I would never have guessed where I was, it´s as European as you get, but at the same time your still in Latin-America. This is the first place we´ve had the time to feel like we´re really on vacation. We wake up in the mornings without an alarmclock, and wander the streets checking out the shoestores or dropping in at one of the many coffeehouses. So far we´ve checked out Recoleta cemetary, where...

Our days here in Peru are coming to an end, and today we have checked out of our hotel in Cusco to go back to Lima. We´ve been real tourists here, as it is completely inpossible to get an overview of all the sites on your own. Some of the places we´ve visited are Saqsayhuaman (pronounced more or less as "sexy woman"), Pisaq, Chinchero, Ollantaytambo, Urubamba, Valle Sagrado (Holy valley of the Incas) and of course Machu Picchu. The latter was of cou...

I have to confess, I´m in LOVE.. with Costa Rica! When we got here I didn´t really know what to expect, all I´d ever heard of San José before was that was an ugly city. We thought this would be more or less a short pitstop between Cuba and Peru, but it has turned out to be so much more! I certainly didn´t expect to see so much of Costa Ricas great nature in only a few days, and even though San José isn´t the prettiest city I´ve ever seen, it absolutely h...

Today we arrived in San Jose, Costa Rica! Our amazing week in Cuba is going to be hard to follow, but we're among other things going on a volcano and waterfall trip on sunday! Hugo, the new intern for ABC Startsiden met us at the airport, and he even made lunch for us at his house. He will be a great addition to our occasional AIESEC cooknights . The past couple of days has been stressful, but we went to Trinidad de Cuba, a beautiful old town and stayd in a gr...

Cuba is fantastic!! I can't believe we're almost ready to leave the country already! So far it has been all that we hoped for and more. The streets are full of cars from the 60's, horsedrawn carriages and cocotaxis, very funnylooking and cool mopeds with seats for two passengers, not to mention the LADA police cars (very funny, but true!). We had a couple of days in Havana, and were met at the airport by Juan Carlos, a friend of Guro. We stayed in his house with...