For those who are passionate about the natural world, Marriott International invites travelers to discover the most authentic destinations across Latin America—places that provide a direct connection to breathtaking landscapes and unique biodiversity, now considered true treasures for travelers. Exploring mountains, jungles, beaches, or plains not only offers a chance to disconnect from everyday life, but also to discover local cultures, traditional flavors, and ways of living in harmony with nature. These destinations provide a holistic experience where well-being, adventure, and sustainability intertwine, creating memories that go beyond tourism and evolve into a genuine connection with the essence of each place.

Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, departed the island yesterday (September 25) for Tbilisi, Georgia, where he will participate in the official global celebrations to mark World Tourism Day (WTD) 2024. The event, organized by the United Nations Tourism (UN Tourism), is set for September 27 under the theme “Tourism and Peace,” and will bring together leaders from across the globe to explore the role of tourism in fostering peace, cultural exchange, and unity.

More than 500 officials, tourism leaders and experts from 120 countries attended a gala event in Diriyah in the Saudi capital this week to mark World Tourism Day.

This World Tourism Day – taking place on September 27 – the hotel industry is witnessing a significant transformation with sustainability finally emerging as a crucial factor in a hotel’s success.

Responsible Travel has published its first major impact report, as it rolls out a carbon labelling initiative to its 479 industry partners.

Tourism is one of the world’s most important economic sectors. It employs one in every ten people on Earth and provides livelihoods to hundreds of millions more.