- There is an international air service provided by American Airlines, Continental Airlines, TACA, COPA Airlines, Delta Airlines, Aero Mexico, Aerocaribean (direct flights to Havana) and Spirit Airlines.

      - In addition, Islander, Sosa Airlines and Atlantic Airlines offer local service

      - Honduras has four international airports: Toncontín in Tegucigalpa, where Iberia currently operates, Ramon Villeda Morales in San Pedro Sula, Goloson in Ciudad de la Ceiba in the Department of Atlántida and Juan Manuel Galvez located in Roatan in Bahía Islands where a charter Milan-Roatan de Lauda Air operates.

      - There are three national companies with daily flights connecting Tegucigalpa with the main cities and tourist destinations.

      - By road:

      - The major international transportation companies that come to Honduras are: Tica Bus, Hedman Alas, Monarcas and King Quality.

      - By road from El Salvador and Nicaragua you can enter through the Pan American Highway and from Guatemala by the Western motorway.

      - The company Ticabus links the country with all Central American capitals.

      - There is a road network of 14.600 kilometers of which more than 8000 km. can be used in all seasons

      - By train:

      - The rail network has 995 kms. Located on the north coast and used mainly for the transportation of goods. It is managed by the Honduras National Railway's office.

      - By boat:

      - “The Empresa Nacional Portuaria” (ENP) operates four ports on the Caribbean coast: Puerto Cortes, La Ceiba and Puerto Castilla in Trujillo; San Lorenzo, in the Pacific. Puerto Cortes, located 35 kms from the city of San Pedro Sula

      - From the Domestic Pier in La Ceiba, you can go to Roatan by ferry or yacht. (1 hour 30 minutes time)

      - In the Pacific, San Lorenzo has an 8.54 m depth channel. 297.07 meter wharf and three warehouses

COMMUNICATIONS:

      - Mobile telephony: The most important companies are Megatel and Celtel

      - Fax: Honduran Telecommunications Company (HONDUTEL) offers fax services at their offices.

      - Telegram: Telegrams can be sent both ways, normal and telegrams by letter (minimum 22 words).

      - Internet: The main server is: NetSys. In most cities there are Internet cafes where you can access the network.

      - Mail: Airmail to Western Europe takes 4 to 7 days.

      - Newspapers: The newspapers are: El Heraldo, La Prensa, La Tribuna and El Tiempo.

PLACES OF INTEREST:

      - Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, Copán, Islands la Bahía, Tela, La Ceiba, South Zone, and Ruta Lenca.

GASTRONOMY:

      - Among the dishes that make the Honduran culinary tradition include: seafood prepared in various forms, snail soup, tortillas, beans, enchiladas, tamales, corn, tripe, tapado.

      - Tropical fruits such as mangoes, papaya, pineapple, anona, sapodilla, passion fruit, avocado and of course, bananas.

FESTIVALS:

      - April 14, Day of the Americas.

      - May 1, International Labor Day

      - September 15, Independence Day.

      - October 3, The anniversary of Francisco Morazan.

PRODUCTS AND TOURIST DESTINATIONS:

      - Archaeology: Copan, the Mayan city most studied and best understood, discovered in 1570 by Diego García de Palacio, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980. Coupled with the fact of having the most elaborate stone sculptures, Copán is intensely studied in addition to being the best preserved Mayan archaeological site, which has served to gain a better understanding of the Mayan Culture. After decades of archaeological study by reputable international institutions and sponsored by magazines such as National Geographic, Copan is the only place where two Mayan Queens have been found. Copán is located in close proximity to the border with Guatemala. Copan is known as the Athens of the New World and as the jewel crown of Mayan art.

      - Scuba / Sun and Beach in Roatanin the islands of Bahía. Roatan is the largest island and most populated. There you can find the Institute of Marine Sciences where you can swim with dolphins, and the Carambola Botanical Gardens that has a wonderful collection of orchids. The destination has beautiful beaches with the reef close to shore, a perfect setting for snorkeling in its waters. Nature reserves are common on the island highlighting one in particular: the one dedicated to the conservation of four species of iguanas. In East Roatan is possible to see the picturesque pier where local fishermen work, mainly devoted to the capture of lobsters, prawns and seafood, and always accompanied by inseparable clouds of gulls and other seabirds.