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Hotel Finca Las Glorias has deployed floating platforms to keep guest areas accessible as heavy rains swell Lake Yojoa, with one section temporarily closed but most facilities, dining, and activities continuing to operate.

The coastal town of Omoa will host the Manatí Fest on October 3 at San Fernando Fortress, featuring local food, artisans, and small-business vendors ahead of the Morazán holiday weekend, to highlight the region's natural wealth and manatee sanctuary.

Sargassum seaweed arrived on Omoa's Caribbean beaches two days ago, disrupting fishing and threatening tourism during the busy Morazán Week holiday, with local authorities organizing cleanup crews to keep the coastline clear.

Growing visitor numbers to El Merendón's natural attractions and cafés—including flower farms, mountain biking, and hiking—have prompted police to increase patrols to protect tourists and local entrepreneurs in the mountain communities.

Congress approved a motion calling on the state power utility (Enee) to open dialogue with Lake Yojoa tourism operators about sustainable use of a 630-meter canal section, after the expiration of a prior agreement left hundreds of families dependent on the activity at risk.

A Mexican influencer survived being swept into the Pulhapanzak waterfall in Cortés after wading in to rescue her dog, sustaining fractured ribs and head injuries before her swimsuit snagged on a rock above the 43-meter drop.