Touristically, the United States and Canada, two of the world's most iconic nations, have much to offer. Their immense territories, which occupy practically three-quarters of the North American subcontinent, offer an unparalleled scenic gradient.

Canada, the second largest country in the world, is characterized by its almost untouched nature, while the United States is home to a range of monuments and national parks that represent the geographic diversity of this vast country.

From the arctic region of Alaska, the Canadian glaciers, the Niagara Falls that serve as a natural border between the two countries, the immense American plains, the Colorado Canyon, the border regions with Mexico, the southern coast and Florida with its subtropical climate, without forgetting the wonderful Hawaiian islands, account for its rich natural heritage.

In the cultural aspect, and without forgetting the great indigenous cultural legacy palpable in many regions, we find above all a multicultural melting pot that extends both in large cities and rural areas, each with its own legacy, forming an immense mosaic that is part of the national identities of both countries.

The metropolises of both countries are equally attractive. Cities such as New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal, among others, offer rich cultural and urban experiences. These cities, known for their iconic skyscrapers, world-famous museums, historic districts and diverse food scenes, attract millions of visitors each year.

Likewise, each of the states that make up the two countries is a unique journey in itself and their representative cities reflect this. The tourist attractions that dot the geography of these two countries are as varied as their landscapes.

With great urban and scenic contrasts, the United States and Canada offer a unique experience for the senses that will fulfill the expectations of any self-respecting traveler.