ROATÁN ISLAND, Honduras — “Ba-na-na dough-nut! Ba-na-na dough-nut!” Every afternoon, Milton’s singsong call drifted down the beach and started me drooling. A tub of warm, sugar-sprinkled banana ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Gladys Nolasco is the closest thing to a tourism minister in tiny rural San Juan, Honduras (pop. 1,000). Sitting at a cluttered desk in her stationery store ...

A massive wave of trash has washed up on the beaches of Omoa in northern Honduras, leaving pristine tropical beaches blighted by piles of garbage. The trash, bobbing in the ocean and piled up on the ...

Much like a tsunami, the wave of garbage is just as deadly, not only to the area’s tourist-dependent beaches, but to the ecology of the region, according to Voice of America News. Honduran officials ...

A massive trash “tsunami” filled with plastic debris is plaguing Honduras beaches — and authorities believe it came from a river in neighboring Guatemala. The unsightly wave of garbage washed up in ...

As our United Airlines flight was descending into San Pedro Sula airport, the large square fields outside La Lima and the serpentine Ulua river brought back memories of so many landings and time here ...

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The news out of Honduras in recent years has focused more on political turmoil and drug-related violence than tourism growth. But the developers behind the country’s first master-planned luxury beach ...

Teams of volunteers and members of the Honduran armed forces worked around the clock last weekend to clean a wave of rubbish that washed up onto the usually pristine beaches of Omoa, along Honduras’ ...

(SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) OFFICIAL FROM THE HONDURAN ENVIRONMENT MINISTRY, LILIAN RIVERA, SAYING: "This wave of trash which came from the Motagua River really surprised us, and even though it caused ...

A massive wave of trash has washed up on the beaches of Omoa in northern Honduras, leaving nightmare scenes of pristine tropical beaches blighted by piles of garbage. The Honduran government has sent ...