El Salvador projects the arrival of 58,522 Honduran visitors during Morazán Week, representing a 20% increase compared with 2025 and highlighting the country’s growing appeal as a regional tourism destination.
Honduran families are entering through the El Amatillo border crossing in Pasaquina, La Unión Norte, to explore El Salvador’s tourist attractions during the holiday period. Authorities are facilitating border operations to support the steady flow of international visitors.
The expected increase in Honduran tourism could generate additional economic activity across El Salvador, benefiting hotels, restaurants, retailers, transportation providers, and other businesses connected to the tourism industry.
The projections underscore the importance of regional travel in strengthening El Salvador’s tourism sector. With thousands of visitors expected throughout Morazán Week, the holiday period offers an opportunity to boost local commerce while showcasing the country’s destinations to travelers from neighboring Honduras.