Hospitality industries of Costa Rica face a blow
With various restrictions for the tourists, social distancing amongst people, the windows of hotels are shuttered and the tourist industry is barely surviving
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Spain latest to tighten entry requirements for UK travelers
Spanish prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, said, while the country looks forward to welcoming British holidaymakers, data coming from the United Kingdom shows concerning infection rates
It's official Cuba: Cuba: prepaid cards in freely convertible currency for tourists in Varadero and Cayo Coco
Since this Tuesday, the Cuban exchange houses (CADECA) located in the tourist destinations of Varadero and Cayo Coco have been selling prepaid cards with balances of 200, 500 and 1,000 USD for tourists who wish to make purchases in establishments that do...
Saint Maarten Airport to Re-Open on July 1st
Saint Maarten is ready to receive travellers from Europe and North America by July 1st, which coincides with their celebration of Emancipation Day
Trinidad and Tobago adjusted restrictions to public holidays
Prime Minister Keith Rowley said while the daily 9:00 pm to 5:00 pm curfew in place with the State of Emergency will not be changed
It's official: Tourist access to Cuba has decreased by 94% so far this year
More than half of the tourists who have arrived on the island so far this year (33592) are Russians, followed by Cubans living abroad, Germans, Spaniards and Canadians
FITUR 2021 Succeeds in Boosting Tourism’s Recovery
Tourism Ministers from 28 countries, the World Tourism Organization, and Spanish national and regional authorities took the unique opportunity provided by FITUR to announce their strategies
April has been the best month for tourism after the pandemic in Dominican Republic
According to Minister David Collado, the tourism sector in the Dominican Republic continues to show positive numbers, which shows that the recovery is real
New wave of COVID-19 infection threatens Costa Rica tourist revival
Costa Rica's internationally renowned green escapes are likely to suffer through a second year of costly tourist hesitancy as the spread of the pandemic intensifies in the Central American nation, further battering the key travel sector
Point of View: First Person: Panic As COVID-19 ‘Tsunami’ Hits India
Photo: ©Dmytro/123rf UN NEWS—A UN staff member in India has described the huge upsurge in COVID-19 infections in her country in recent days as a “tsunami”, and has spoken of the “panic” she felt, as her immediate family became infected with the virus. The...