Quito Tourism News
Summer Tourism Experiences Showcase Quito’s Beauty
Quito is home to an extensive program of tourist experiences, offering local, national, and international visitors the chance to explore and uncover the gastronomic, cultural, and architectural riches of Ecuador’s capital. Through Quito Turismo, locals and tourists alike can enjoy experiences that reveal the city’s history and significance. From getting a close-up look at its buildings, monuments and museums to participating in religious and ancestral events, these activities showcase the capital’s diverse heritage
Parks: Nature and Fun to Add to Quito’s Tourist Attractions
Quito, a city renowned for its colonial charm and vibrant culture, now invites visitors to explore its greener side. Beyond the iconic squares and rich cuisine, the city is known for its well-tended metropolitan parks, urban oases that offer a refreshing complement to the traditional tourist experience.
Quito will strengthen gastronomic tourism at the National Geographic Traveller Food Festival 2024
Quito Turismo will participate at the National Geographic Traveller Food Festival 2024, an event organised by the prestigious international magazine of the same name. The event, which will be held in London on 20 and 21 July, is a space to discover the diversity of destinations through gastronomy, with the aim of inspiring potential tourists, who seek to experiment on their trips with the flavours offered by each destination.
Quito: Charting a Course Towards Becoming a Smart Destination
Quito Turismo is embarking on a journey to transform the city into a Smart Tourism Destination (DTI), aiming to boost competitiveness through enhanced tourist experiences, improved resident-visitor interactions, the widespread incorporation of technology and advanced sustainability management.
Quito Turismo Wins World Travel Award for South America’s Leading City Tourist Board
Quito Turismo has been honoured with the World Travel Award for South America’s Leading City Tourist Board 2024. The announcement was made on 1 July, marking the agency’s first win in this prestigious category. Quito Turismo competed against tourist boards from Buenos Aires, Bogota, Medellin, Lima, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Guayaquil, and Cuenca, Quito in its debut nomination.
Showcasing Quito’s tourism offer in the UK
A delegation from the Capital of the Centre of the World will attend LATA Expo 2024 to interact and network with representatives from the UK and European tourism industries.
Quito Turismo stands out for its participation in World Travel Market 2023
The Middle of the World’s stand and sampling made for a fair packed with opportunities to position the destination before the main agents in the sector.
Mariscal Sucre International Airport welcomes returning passengers
Mariscal Sucre International Airport in Quito has released a video detailing new safety measures in place as the location reopens to travellers. The film showcases the biosecurity measures that have been implemented, as well as some testimonials of the experiences and perceptions of passengers.
Quito Airport eyes June return to full operations
While Ecuador has been hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic, the airport has to date remained open and operational 24 hours a day to serve cargo flights and repatriation flights.
Quito International Airport begins expansion project
Corporación Quiport has begun work on an expansion project at the passenger terminal at Quito International Airport. Running into next year, the work will cost around $60 million.