Latin America Tourism News
PriceTravel Holding leads Latin American expansion
PriceTravel Holding, the leading Latin American travel company with 25 years in the market, has achieved 90% year-over-year (YoY) growth in sales from January to August in its LATAM region. This growth is fueled by the company’s expansion strategy, with the simultaneous launch of operations in 2024 across Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, Perú, Chile, Ecuador, and Uruguay; as well as the United States and Europe. These new operations add to its already consolidated presence in Mexico, where it began operations in 2000, and in Colombia since 2012, further strengthening its leadership in the region’s travel product distribution sector.
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Travel & Tourism in Latin America Could Boost Region’s Economy by US$260BN Over the Next Decade
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), in collaboration with VFS Global, revealed that the Latin American (LATAM) Travel & Tourism sector could add nearly US$260BN to the region’s economy and create nearly eight million new jobs over the next 10 years. According to the report, ‘Unlocking Opportunities for Travel & Tourism Growth in LATAM’, this potential growth is dependent on three key policies to unlock annualised growth of 3.4%, reaching a contribution of nearly US$909.2BN.
Quito’s 13 bucket-list destinations for adventure tourism enthusiasts
In the wake of the Adventure Elevate Latin America event held last month in Quito, which was attended by 350 international adventure tourism operators, the Ecuadorian capital has emerged as one of Latin America’s leading adventure tourism destinations.
IHG Hotels & Resorts heats up in Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean with exciting openings
IHG Hotels & Resorts (IHG), one of the world’s leading hotel companies, today celebrates its exceptional luxury and lifestyle growth in Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean (MLAC). Already one of the largest luxury and lifestyle portfolios in the world, this expansion underscores IHG’s strategic focus, significant investment, and ambitious growth plans in the region for this important segment
Bartlett Steps Up Multi-Destination Tourism Drive as Jamaica Targets LATAM Market
Jamaica Seeks 250,000 Visitors from LATAM Over the Next 5 Years