The Tourism Sector Is the Main Recipient of Investment Funds, With 34%
Eighteen percent of the total pension fund portfolio in the Dominican Republic is invested in investment funds. Of that percentage, 34% is allocated to the tourism sector, which is...
Nicaragua Scraps Visa-Free Entry to Cubans
Nicaragua has ended visa‑free entry for Cuban citizens effective Sunday, ending a policy that allowed thousands of Cubans to transit the Central American country in recent years on their...
New York Times Picks Costa Rica as Prime Spring Break Spot
The New York Times has included Costa Rica in a list of five spring break destinations aimed at families looking for warm weather and outdoor activities.
The piece, frames Costa...
Instability In Cuba and Venezuela Redirects Tourism to Dominican Republic and Mexico
Geopolitical instability in recent months in Cuba and Venezuela has driven a reorientation of tourism in the Caribbean, benefiting destinations perceived as safer and more stable, particularly the Dominican...
Costa Rica Birdwatching Route Network Expands
Costa Rica Tourism officials have been pushing birding as a dedicated segment, leaning on two things birders care about most: species density and logistics. ICT materials cite more than...
Hotel Investment in the Caribbean and Central America Keeps Growing
The Caribbean and Central America face major changes in 2026. Multi-billion-dollar investments in luxury tourism drive this shift. New projects focus on sustainability, new technology, and exclusive services. These...
