Chinese New Year ruled by the Rabbit
Chinese New Year begins with the Lunar New Year, the most important holiday in the Chinese calendar, also known as the Spring Festival.
How do Latinos celebrate Christmas?
Christmas and New Year’s Eve are dates that are characterized not only because they are a time of family togetherness, but also because they break the routine of Latino families.
How do Latinos celebrate Christmas?
Christmas and New Year’s Eve are dates that are characterized not only because they are a time of family togetherness, but also because they break the routine of Latino families.
Is religion important to Latinos in the U.S.?
It is a fact that, from the point of view of original settlement, social influence and institutional presence, the origins of Catholicism in what is now the United States were decidedly Hispanic.
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How do Latinos celebrate Christmas?
Christmas and New Year’s Eve are dates that are characterized not only because they are a time of family togetherness, but also because they break the routine of Latino families.
Is religion important to Latinos in the U.S.?
It is a fact that, from the point of view of original settlement, social influence and institutional presence, the origins of Catholicism in what is now the United States were decidedly Hispanic.
World Cup 2022 | Qatar & Latin American Travelers
At least five Latin American teams will be competing in the tournament along with 25 other nations.
Despite the instability of the world economy, and the unfavorable exchange rates of Latin American countries to travel, it is precisely the fans of these countries who are at the top of the ticket purchase list for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022
Travel Insights: U.S. Hispanics to Latin America
The Hispanic market represents an important and growing segment of the tourism industry, but it remains untapped. Several factors make the Hispanic market a broader focus for international airline networks and travel agents, representing a great opportunity for business development in the tourism industry:
Importance of Voters with Latin American roots on U.S. elections
And it is that the growth of the Hispanic population is a key factor not only in the changes of racial and ethnic diversity in the United States, but also in what it means for the Latino population to have more influence on policy decisions.
Financial habits and needs of the US Hispanic population
Many Latino immigrants are unbanked, which means they are not dependent on financial institutions to deposit and save money. This practice stems from a lack of trust in the financial institutions of their countries of origin, along with a lack of financial education in general.