Tourism – MDamericas

United Airlines adds 7 New Flights to Caribbean and LATAM

The new routes target the one area of travel that appears to be doing well: holiday flying. Through the summer, Americans have shown a willingness to get on a plane…

South America, UpdatesTourism

Venezuela: Travel Agencies About to Collapse; Tourism May Open in December

Caracas, Wednesday 14. The Venezuelan Association of Travel Agencies (AVAVIT) issued a public statement warning of imminent breakdown and closure of operations of the travel agency sector. It also expressed…

South America, UpdatesCOVID, Health, Tourism

Uruguay Proposes a Health Passport for Tourists

The Chamber of Tourism of Uruguay proposed to create a health passport for tourists who enter the country during the summer season. This plan requires tourists to take four Covid-19…

Restrictions by country, South AmericaHealth, PARAGUAY, Tourism

Paraguay to Reopen on October 21st

Asuncion, October 13th. Paraguay met the healthcare protocol for SAFE DESTINATION of World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) and was recognized as a GREEN COUNTRY. It is now among 100 countries have been certified with…

InterviewsCOVID, Tourism, Travel & IPMi Medical Leaders

Dr. Bruno Sicard – Experienced Medical Director of International Assistance Operations Part-1

Dr Sicard, with unique and extensive experience in maritime, remote environment and medical assistance services, talks about the impact of the pandemic on healthcare companies and details key points to…

UpdatesAirlines, COVID, Flights, Health, Tourism

Airlines Add Preflight Covide-19 Testing. Here’s Why it Matters.

As countries begin to reopen to tourists, they want to ensure that visitors aren’t bringing the virus with them. That’s why nearly every country currently open to U.S. citizens requires…

UpdatesAirlines, COVID, Flights, Tourism, World

British Airways CEO Alex Cruz to Step Down Following Employee Firing Fiasco

The airline’s owner International Airlines Group (IAG) announced on Monday that BA’s CEO Alex Cruz will step down, and will be replaced by AirLingus CEO Sean Doyle. Cruz will remain in…

South America, UpdatesPERU, Regulations COVID-19, Tourism

PERU: The NAZCA Lines Will Be Reopened to Tourism on November 10th.

“On November 10th, Peru is expected to reopen the Nasca Lines, to international tourists” said the Minister of Culture, Alejandro Neyra. The Nasca lines have been closed since the pandemic began. The minister…

Restrictions by country, South AmericaCOVID, Health, PERU, Tourism

Machu Picchu Is Ready to Receive Tourists

“Machu Picchu is ready to receive tourists with advanced protocols for healthcare biosecurity”, said Darwin Baca, the Mayor of Peru’s most famous tourist destination. We now await the Government’s decision regarding the…

Restrictions by country, South AmericaRegulations COVID-19, Tourism

Uruguay Will Define if it Opens Borders on Oct 16th

Following nearly seven months of quarantine, the Government of Uruguay is expected to release its latest policy regarding reopening on October 16. The Government has been pressured by various economic…