Ten Spanish companies are exploring investment opportunities in El Salvador, focusing on tourism, innovation, and real estate. Continue reading 10 Spanish Companies Explore Investment Opportunities in El Salvador’s Booming Tourism, Technology, and Real Estate Sectors
UAE’s advanced technology giant EDGE met with Vice President Félix Ulloa to explore strategic investments, bolstering El Salvador’s position as a regional security hub. Continue reading Tech & Defense Investment: UAE’s EDGE Group Eyes Strategic Partnerships in El Salvador.
The World Bank upgraded El Salvador’s 2026 growth forecast to 3.2% while cutting projections for most neighbors amid severe global energy market disruptions. Continue reading El Salvador’s 2026 Economic Forecast Rises to 3.2% as World Bank Cuts Neighbors’ Outlook.
Driven by a boom in professional and financial services, El Salvador’s economic activity grew 4.81% in March, ranking among Central America’s top performers. Continue reading El Salvador’s Economy Surges 4.8% in Q1 2026, Driven by Professional and Financial Services.
El Salvador registered over 4,000 new companies in 2026, reflecting a 32% increase in business formalization and economic growth. Continue reading El Salvador Surpasses 4,000 New Companies in 2026, Strengthening Its Position as Central America’s Investment Leader
El Salvador ranks first in Latin America for artificial intelligence, highlighting its innovation and strong governance in emerging technologies. Continue reading UNESCO Recognizes El Salvador as an AI Leader in Latin America Following President Bukele’s Innovation Agenda
Spain and El Salvador strengthened economic ties through a strategic business forum focused on driving international investment in tourism, infrastructure, and travel technology. Continue reading El Salvador and Spain Partner to Boost Investment in Tourism and Tech Sectors.
Five years ago, El Salvador became the first country to recognize bitcoin as legal tender, influencing global cryptocurrency discussions. Continue reading Five Years Ago, El Salvador Became Bitcoin Country—and Changed Financial History
Driven by a $1.4 billion IMF program, surging domestic demand, and diaspora capital repatriation, El Salvador’s economy is successfully reducing its vulnerability to global shocks. Continue reading El Salvador’s Economy Grows Less Vulnerable to Global Shocks.
Significant airfare disparities and rising security worries are driving Honduran travelers to cross the border and catch their international flights from El Salvador. Continue reading Honduran Travelers Turn to El Salvador for Cheaper Flights Amid Growing Domestic Safety Concerns.
