Bolivia is indeed mostly a tropical country, located very near to the Amazonas. It's a misconception that Bolivia is only cold and Altiplanic, as most of its people live in…
Bolivia doesn't really have a large area that can be considered a desert, in fact, less than 1% of the Bolivian territory meets the conditions for being called a true…
There are many very cold places in Bolivia, but the coldest ones can vary according to some unique features they have, whether the place may be well-known, may have been…
Bolivia currently lets citizens from most developed countries like the UK, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Italy, Australia, Japan, Switzerland, Canada, etc, enter its territory by just presenting a passport. But…
If you become a Bolivian citizen and get a Bolivian passport, you'll end up with a pretty limited document that will allow you to enter without a visa to only…
If you're trying to start your own business in Bolivia, invest or conduct similar activities, the first thing you need to do is create a firm or a company in…
There are tens of different and important newspapers in Bolivia, some of them stand out and are far away from the others in the country. These very popular newspapers mostly…
The real estate market in Bolivia is a small one that is constantly growing and hasn't experienced too many hard ups and downs throughout its history. This is a market…
The Bolivian currency hasn't changed too much in the last decades, and although it got a new design back in 2018, this design has preserved most of the appearance and…
Bolivia currently does have laws that allow stock markets to exist, as well as a company that runs the country's stock market, but it also has too many limitations, inefficiencies,…
