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
Point of View: A Dominican milestone, 3 manatees are returned to the wild
The liberation of the three manatees Juana, Pepe and Lupita, became a reality
Russian air carriers resume Turkey flights
Russia and Turkey have fully resumed air traffic
Mastercard And LATAM Airlines Group Sign Partnership Agreement To Enhance
The companies will introduce new credit card solutions and benefits that meet the evolving needs of frequent travelers, digitizing the travel experience with personalized, contactless, and secure technologies
Tourism driving Jamaica’s economic recovery since reopening
Since its reopening in June 2020, the tourism sector has been driving the economic recovery of Jamaica’s economy, through a steady increase in arrivals and tourism earnings
Point of View: Travel sector demands reopening in nationwide protest
Travel agents, pilots, tour operators, aviation workers and cabin crew are among the thousands of people who will ‘speak up for travel’
It’s official: Cuba reports a high success rate for its homegrown Abdala vaccine
Throughout the pandemic, Cuba has declined to import foreign vaccines while striving to develop its own, the smallest country in the world to do so
TTC Special: Does tourism reopening need Wi-Fi?
For universal tourism sector and its most necessary instruments such as the hotel industry, it has to be agile and successful to enter in a new era
Madrid 2021, Capital Iberoamericana de la Cultura Gastronómica will hold CULTOURFAIR 2021
CULTOURFAIR is an international tourism fair that gathers specialized exhibitors from around the world, in combination with rigurously selected international buyers
Guyana Declares Flooding A National Disaster
In a gazette proclamation of the floods as a national disaster, it was noted that 28,228 households have been affected by flooding in all ten administrative regions