IN LATIN AMERICA 45% OF JOBS IN TOURISM WERE LOST OVER COVID-19
The hotel and restaurant industry has been hit the hardest by the ongoing health emergency in Latin America. 60% of the personnel in the industry are women; with 80% of them informally employed. ...
SPANISH TOURISM EMPLOYS 5.7% LESS WORKERS THAN BEFORE THE PANDEMIC
The number of workers in tourism activities affiliated to Social Security reached 2.31 million last February, according to data provided by Turespaña. This is 5.7% less than in February 2020, before t ...
THE U.S. OPENS COUNTRY BORDERS TO CANADA AND MEXICO
The U.S. will open its country borders to non-mandatory travel from Canada and Mexico in November, according to a new announcement from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The stipulation: ...
AIRBUS FACES 20% GROWTH IN DEMAND FOR AIRCRAFT ABOVE ITS PRODUCTION LEVEL
During an informative meeting, Airbus highlighted the growing demand for aircraft, which is currently 20% higher than its production capacity, even if it had enough components. ...
ARGENTINIAN HOTEL INDUSTRY IN CRISIS: 2,000 HOTELS CLOSED
Without a doubt, the hotel industry in Argentina was one of the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. Since March of last year, between 1,700 and 2,000 hotels closed and over 15,000 jobs in the sector ...
