Feria
de Jesús del Gran Poder
(aka, the Feria de Quito) -- the second major feria of the American temporada (following shortly after Lima's), one of the most important taurine weeks of the year. Starting in '97, live radio transmission from each corrida will be broadcast from Quito -- you can listen from your PC with "RealAudio." The webmaster (who's ahijado is an ecuatoriano/estadounidense) HIGHLY recommends the feria for anyone with a week's holiday time. Just build in a few days in advance of the feria to recover from the soroche before the bullfights start!.
Feria del Señor de los Milagros Annual celebration in Lima, Perú -- with a series of bullfights in Plaza de Acho. Dates vary, but begins the final week of October, and runs through the end of November.
Feria '97 Loads of information including lists of matadors and ganaderias contracted, ticket prices and purchase locations, dates, news, etc.
Bullfights
in Cancun -- well, not exactly. Want to know how much reliance you
can place on interent search engines (sure you'd have a hard time surfing
without them, but ...)? If you search with "Lycos"
using the term "bullfight," the second result returned is this
site (with a 99% "relevancy" rating) -- but, it's nothing but
a VERY conventional bullfight poster and the words "Olé - Bullfights
and Mexican Tradition." That's it ... no more. A little disappointing
from a site intended to 'promote' Mexico "and it's many riches."
That's why we're trying to annotate Mundo Taurino's links for
you.
Bullfights
in Cartagena -- (en español) -- brief mention of the January
bullfight season in Cartagena, Colombia (including hotel and tourism info.
addresses)
Bullfights
in Korea -- (in english) -- yes, no typo here. Bullfights (of a sort)
are part of the annual Kaech'on Art Festival in Chinju, South Korea (about
95 km west of Pusan)
Caracas, Venezuela
-- brief mention of bullfighting
at Nuevo Circo, "one of the four most important bullrings in Latin
America" -- and of a Venezuelan taurine event called "Toros Coleados"--
in the "Venezuela for Kids" pages maintained by the Venezuelan
Embassy in Washington DC.
Fiesta,
Feuerwerk, Flamenco (auf Deutsch) A travel feature story from "Wochenpost
Online," discussing taurine travel possibilities during August and
September, in and around Madrid. (e-mail Mundo Taurino for English translation,
courtesy of Marcus Hermann)
"Softguide
Madrid" -- online tour guide to Madrid, including a page of information
(plans to provide much more) about bullfighting in general, and prices/schedules
at Las Ventas.
Spain:
Men in Tights -- brief references to things taurine in the website
maintained by the VERY high-quality travel-info publishers, Lonely
Planet (includes a lovely photo of a traje de luces -- gold on white).
Travelspain:
Custom Tours This agency (in Caceres, we think) says they can create an individualized
taurine adventure for you. Just tell them what you'd like to do -- from
getting drunk in Pamplona to organizing your own bullfight (!) -- and,
they'll take care of it. Anyone care to put them to the test, and then
get back to Mundo Taurino with the results?
If you
have comments or suggestions, please send a note
to Mundo Taurino
Feria
de Jesús del Gran Poder
(aka, the Feria de Quito) -- the second major feria of the American temporada (following shortly after Lima's), one of the most important taurine weeks of the year. Starting in '97, live radio transmission from each corrida will be broadcast from Quito -- you can listen from your PC with "RealAudio." 
Feria del Señor de los Milagros Annual celebration in Lima, Perú -- with a series of bullfights in Plaza de Acho. Dates vary, but begins the final week of October, and runs through the end of November.