Miscellaneous

Christmas is one of the most emblematic celebrations in the world, but in Latin America and the Caribbean it is experienced with a unique intensity and cultural richness. This festival, which combines religious, historical and cultural traditions, runs from mid-December, with the Posadas, until the beginning of January, with the Epiphany or Day of the Three Kings. Each country in the region celebrates it in a particular way, reflecting its own identity and diversity, but always with a spirit of unity and joy. In many Spanish-speaking countries in Central and South America, elaborate representations of the birth of Jesus, known…

The Colombian Association of Travel and Tourism Agencies (Anato) revealed that Colombia has established itself as the third largest country in Latin America in terms of tourist arrivals, surpassed only by Mexico and the Dominican Republic. Globally, Colombia ranks 43rd in this sector, standing out for a notable growth rate in tourism revenue, which exceeds that of many nations that are in the highest positions in the ranking. Paula Cortés Calle, executive president of Anato, expressed her satisfaction with this information, underlining that the transformation of the country's tourism image was fundamental in attracting a growing number of international visitors.…

The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) presented positive projections for the travel and tourism sector in Latin America by 2024, predicting that it will generate $385.9 million per year to the region's GDP, which represents a 6% increase compared to the previous period. pandemic levels in 2019. By the end of last year, tourism had recovered nearly 90% of its pre-pandemic numbers, and, according to the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), Latin America and the Caribbean are expected to reach full resumed in 2024. . Impact of tourism in the region Tourism not only drives economic growth and generates jobs,…

The Catalan Tourism Agency (ACT) inaugurated today the Reverse days in LATAM in Barcelona, ​​​​an essential event to promote the Catalan tourist offer in Latin American markets. This meeting brings together 75 operators and travel agents from countries such as Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay, giving them the opportunity to explore the best of Catalonia. Activities and experiences Participants enjoyed a series of technical visits to emblematic places of cultural, food and wine interest, including the Joan Miró Foundation, the Palau de la Música and the Juvé & Camps quarries. These activities are designed to highlight the cultural…

Latin America stands out as one of the most important regions in the world, with a rich history linked to work and sacrifice, as well as a significant cultural heritage. The influence of various civilizations has shaped its identity and creativity, making it a melting pot of art and culture. The most cultural cities in Latin America Lately, Time's upa renowned British media and tourism company, conducted a study to determine which are the two most cultural cities in Latin America. This research was carried out through the opinion of 21 experts and focused on the capitals of Argentina AND…

Latin America is distinguished by its rich cultural diversity, landscapes of incredible beauty and a captivating history that attracts tourists from all over the world. According to Statista Market Insights, 13% growth is expected in the region's tourism market this year. This increase is due to the wide variety of experiences it offers, from crystal-clear beaches and lush jungles to bustling cities and ancient ruins. Mexico: With paradisiacal beaches, ancestral traditions and a gastronomy recognized as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity, Mexico continues to be a favorite. Cancun, Tulum and the Riviera Maya are favorite destinations for sun lovers.…

Del From 20th to 28th JulyMoscow became the epicenter of Festival of Latin American and Caribbean Culturean event that promoted cultural dialogue between Russia and the countries of the region. Him Hermitage Garden it was the main stage, attractive 75,000 participants, including Muscovites and visitors. Inauguration and diplomatic participation The opening ceremony was attended by ambassadors from different countries, such as Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Dominican Republic, Colombia AND Peru. Sergei Cheremin, head of the Department of Foreign Economic Relations in Moscow, underlined the importance of Latin America as a key tourist destination for Russia and emphasized the cultural proximity between…

The digital transformation in Latin American higher education is a fascinating story of change and adaptation, driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has forced universities to reevaluate their operational and pedagogical models. This critical moment is not limited to the integration of technology into classrooms; This is a profound cultural change that affects all aspects of university life. A change of mentality Digital transformation requires a reality check, where universities must abandon traditional methods and adopt an innovative mindset. Digital tools, such as ERP and SIS systems, are fundamental to this evolution. Challenges and opportunities Universities face an unprecedented challenge:…

Under the title “Tourism Transformation, Aiming for the Future”, the Colombian Association of Travel and Tourism Agencies (ANATO) will hold the 28th National Congress of Travel and Tourism Agencies in Cartagena on August 1 and 2. This academic event, considered the most important in the country in its sector, will bring together travel agents, mayors, airline operators, hotels, restaurants and official organizations, in order to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and address the current challenges of the tourism industry. An event of training and growth “This important meeting was presented in Colombia as an opportunity for travel industry players to…

The Autonomous City of Buenos Aires has once again established itself as the best city to live in Latin America, according to the traditional habitability ranking drawn up every year by the British media. The economist. In 2024, Buenos Aires occupies first place at a regional level, standing out in a ranking that includes 173 cities around the world. With scores between 80 and 90 points in the world ranking, the Argentine capital reaffirms its position as a point of reference in terms of quality of life. An acknowledgment of quality of life This year, the ranking of The economist…