BOLIVIA BETS ON NATURE’S TOURISM TO REACTIVATE THE SECTOR
The surprising immensity of the Uyuni Salt Flat, the Lake Titicaca or the Sajama, the country's highest mountain, are the secrets with which Bolivian tourism industry aspires to seduce visitors, said ...
BRAZIL WELCOMED 5.9 MILLION INTERNATIONAL TOURISTS IN 2023
According to the Ministry of Tourism, in partnership with Embratur and the Federal Police, Brazil received 5,908,341 international visitors in 2023, slightly below the 2019 level when 6.3 million fore ...
THE UPS AND DOWNS OF TOURISM IN ARGENTINA
From March to December 2020 traveling to Argentina was impossible, and from its reopening until today, trips have slowly resumed, although with restrictions and minor lockdowns. Aldo Elías, vice presi ...
PERU’S TOURISM INDUSTRY DISAPPOINTED WITH TOURISM NUMBERS
The pandemic severely affected Peru's tourism industry, which has not yet recovered. The lack of effective initiatives to promote the country and the ongoing social unrest have further hindered the se ...
TOURISM IN LATIN AMERICA – FINANCIAL MEASURES, SECURITY AND NEW DESTINATIONS
Although the pandemic is still in force and COVID-19 is here to stay, everyone has lots of reasons to travel – physical and mental exhaustion due to prolonged closures, vaccine tourism, family reunion ...
