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An innovative format for challenging times: a total of 3,513 exhibitors from 120 countries have decided to take part in the digital edition of ITB Berlin NOW from 9 to 12 March 2021.
Very realistic analyzes indicate that in the Caribbean, and also in the rest of the world, the tourism industry will need crucial changes and investments in a process to increase options for clients, with high parameters of sanitary security.
The next edition of the International Tourism Fair, FITUR 2021, will be held from the 19 to 23 May next year, as agreed by IFEMA and the FITUR Organising Committee.
WTM London – the event where Ideas Arrive – and Travel Forward – the travel and hospitality technology event co-located with WTM London – will be entirely virtual in November.
As tourism slowly restarts in an increasing number of countries, the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has released new data measuring the impact of COVID-19 on the sector.
In a first stage, Cuban tourism itself, of residents inside and outside the island. In a second stage, Canadian, Russian and Chinese tourism could be the way.
Cuba became very cautious about dangers of reopening its borders to international tourism in nowadays universal pandemic conditions.
Parts of the Caribbean have decided to begin to reopen tentatively to international tourism.
Mexico managed to increase 1.5% the income from international tourism. that only in December 2019 left an economic spill of more than 2.4 billion US dollars.