As the world economy continues to reel from the devastating impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic, the focus in 2021 has largely shifted to ensuring the rapid global deployment of vaccination to the worst affected regions
The Caribbean, affected by a 60% to 80% drop in arrival of visitors last year due to the pandemic, is pinning its hopes on COVID-19 vaccines to reactivate the tourism industry.
To open or not to open the European borders for tourists next summer? This is the dilemma for many countries in the world and also for Europe that already caresses the possible approval of the so called Covid Pass.
Before detecting the first cases of COVID-19 in the country, the tourism industry accounted for more than 10% of the Cuban gross domestic product.
While WHO is against so-called COVID-19 “vaccination passports”, the agency does support digitalization of health information, describing it as “a potential way forward” to better primary health care.
A millennial practice of Indian origin, spread worldwide, which benefits the physical, mental and spiritual health of the human being, has also managed to insert itself, for good, in the daily life of Cuba, in all age groups.
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.
The thriving tourism of Latin America and the Caribbean has been brought to a standstill by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The land borders remain closed to arriving tourists in March. Residents and citizens can enter via land borders, but they will receive a quarantine order when doing so.
February has been an intense month for the northern country in terms of restrictions aimed at winning the war against Covid-19.
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