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Costa Rica Among the Five Best Tourist Destinations of 2021

Costa Rica Among the Five Best Tourist Destinations of 2021. Photo: Lauren Harrigan/UNSPALSH Costa Rica appears today among the five best tourist destinations of 2021 by choice of Treehugger, an expert digital media in sustainability, and Trip Savvy, a recognized travel website. In the first installment of the Green Awards, The Best of Green 2021: Sustainable Travel, the Central American country received this award for decades of action to combat the climate crisis, for reversing deforestation and having converted a fourth into parks and protected reserves part of its territory, indicates the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT). It stands out that this nation was also distinguished in the Best Experiences category, with which the jury recognized the first Safari surf school to establish itself in Nosara, Nicoya Peninsula, in 1999, located in the Hotel Olas Verdes, the first LEED Platium hotel in Costa Rica. Tree hugger’s managing editor, Melissa [...]

By |2021-04-17T19:48:27-04:0017 de April de 2021|Tourism|0 Comments

It’s official: Trinidad Celebrated Its 507th Anniversary

Cultural Heritage of Humanity, Creative City and Handicraft City of the World, the former village of the Holy Trinity, a city stopped in time that still preserves the charms of five centuries ago, but in full harmony with modernity, is celebrating these days its 507th anniversary: ​​founded in January 1514 by the Adelantado Don Diego Velázquez

By |2021-04-17T19:42:07-04:0017 de April de 2021|Outstanding news, Tourism|0 Comments

Point of View: Aviation industry calls on governments in Latin America and the Caribbean to establish open dialogue for restart planning

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) and Airports Council International Latin America and the Caribbean (ACI-LAC) have renewed their call to governments in Latin America and the Caribbean in regards to the need to plan in advance and in a coordinated manner so that commercial aviation can resume once the new travel restrictions are lifted in the region

By |2021-04-17T19:35:18-04:0017 de April de 2021|Outstanding news, Tourism|0 Comments

TTC Special:  Europeans. When will they return to the Caribbean?

Statistics indicate that 21 million travelers stopped arriving to the paradisiacal islands in 2020. Photo: konstanttin/123RF By Frank Martin No doubts about it.  Covid-19 epidemic has been the worst event that the Caribbean has suffered in its recent tourist history. Statistics indicate that 21 million travelers stopped arriving to the paradisiacal islands in 2020. In 2021 the improvement has been even worst. Last year's figure mean an 80 percent loss compared to 2019. Another catastrophic number is that during the first year of the global pandemic the Caribbean regional economy went down almost in 66%. The image of the epidemic on the picturesque and smiling tourist Caribbean is that of empty hotels and restaurants, deserted attractions, closed borders, laid off workers and paralyzed airlines and cruise lines. The biggest drop numbers among Caribbean customers last year was for Americans. But Canadians and Europeans also disappeared. Certainly there is great [...]

By |2023-02-13T16:50:10-04:0017 de April de 2021|Outstanding news, Specials|0 Comments
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