The concept of sustainable tourism is gaining new momentum across Latin America and the Caribbean, as governments and private sectors collaborate to make travel more environmentally conscious and socially inclusive.
The Colombian Ministry of Tourism has launched the new “Rutas del Café” (Coffee Routes) program, highlighting the country’s coffee-growing regions as destinations for experiential and sustainable travel.
Cuba has announced the opening of three new luxury resorts in Varadero, Cayo Coco, and Holguín, part of a strategy to diversify its tourism offering and attract higher-spending travelers.
Spain has reported record-breaking tourism revenue for the summer season, with earnings surpassing €55 billion between June and August 2025.
Argentina has unveiled a new initiative to promote wine tourism, creating official routes across the country’s renowned vineyard regions, including Mendoza, San Juan, and Salta.
The Dominican Republic has signed a new agreement with major European airlines to increase direct flights from key cities including Paris, Madrid, and Frankfurt starting in 2026.