Articles tagged “brazil”

Latin America has shown a strong post-pandemic trajectory. The region’s expansion is fueled by thriving tourism and infrastructure improvements.

Warburg Pincus believes that corporate travel in Latin America is not a mere bet, but a viable business. 

The travel industry risks losing influence at high level climate summits. Blame logistics and politics.

As COP30 concludes without a fossil-fuel roadmap, travel leaders should pay close attention to new expectations on climate financing and net-zero goals.

COP30 highlighted tourism’s rising influence in climate talks. As industry-led plans move toward national adoption, the importance of being at the table now is only growing.

It's not clear whether COP30 will go on, but it's a blow for the government of Brazil, which was hoping for a climate agreement to come out of the talks.

Tourism's inclusion at COP30 marks growing recognition of the sector's climate role.

COP30’s accommodation crunch highlights the risks destinations face when demand far outstrips supply, offering a cautionary lesson for host cities on balancing market forces, reputation, and the need for inclusive participation.

The Brazilian government's move to reintroduce a visa requirement is a big risk, considering visa-free entry can help make destinations more appealing to travelers.

Deputy Secretary of State Richard Verma said at the Skift Global Forum that the State Department is still working to reduce wait times in countries like Mexico, Brazil, Colombia and India.