MEXICAN MINISTRY IS VERY OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL TOURISTS
In less than a year, the coronavirus pandemic wiped almost a third of the world’s air routes off the map, and in Mexico it caused an estimated 52% drop in international tourists arrivals, going from 4 ...
MEXICO'S TOP TOURIST DESTINATIONS RECEIVE THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF FLIGHTS
Miguel Torruco Marqués, head of the Tourism Department (SECTUR in Spanish) of the Federal Government, announced that flight and passenger traffic at Mexico's airports will do great in 2022. The airlin ...
INBOUND TOURISM GROWS IN ARGENTINA
According to official figures, 483,000 foreign tourists arrived in the country during May, 4% above the pre-pandemic level. The important source markets for Argentina remain USA and Canada. ...
MEDICAL TOURISM IN MEXICO FLOURISHES AGAIN
Medical tourism is increasingly popular and after the lethargy caused by the pandemic has resumed its previous rhythm. The reopening of borders and the removal of government restrictions have led peop ...
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. ...
