A press release from the Ministry of Tourism of El Salvador reads:
The cooperation agreement aims to include El Salvador in the platform operated by this corporation, which has 1,000 points of sales.
With this strategic alliance, valid for one year, a further goal is a 5% increase in the number of Spanish tourists coming to El Salvador in 2012.
El Salvador has put its best foot forward in launching its strategy for worldwide promotion as part of the 32nd. edition of the most important tourism fair in Europe, FUTUR 2012, the Minister of Tourism, Jose Napoleon Duarte Duran, signed a cooperation agreement today with one of the strongest corporate tour operators from Spain, Viva Tours, a company that belongs to the Orizonia group, which is structured along five lines of business: wholesale agencies, retailers, airlines such as Iberia, cruise lines and a network of reciprocal agencies.
The agreement is valid for one year, and has as its main objective to consolidate cooperation initiatives for the promotion of El Salvador as a tourist destination abroad.
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December 2011
Tourism industry representatives are participating in the Annual Meeting of the United States Association of Tour Operators, known by the acronym USTOA.
A press release from the newspaper "El Pueblo Presidente" reads:
The CEO of INTUR, Architect Mario Salinas Pasos, is heading a delegation that is participating in North America in the Annual Meeting of the United States Association of Tour Operators known by the acronym USTOA.
September 2011
Between January and July the flow of tourists arriving in the country grew by 11% compared to the same period in 2010.
Germany, Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela are among the countries from which the largest number of tourists entered Panama in the first seven months of the year.
January 2012
Out of all Europeans, the Spanish are among the most frequent travelers, and therefore, the authorities are intensifying efforts in the Iberian market.
The Tourism Authority of Panama (ATP) is stepping up its efforts to promote the country as an attractive tourist destination and persuade more Spanish people to travel there instead of going to Guatemala, Costa Rica and Cuba, Spain’s favorite destinations in Latin America.
October 2009
Tour operators from Spain are currently in Guatemala, visiting its touristic destinations.
A total 180 Spanish travel agents will tour the country from October 27th to November 5th.
"With this tour, Guatemalan tourism authorities expect to increase between 10% to 20% the number of visitors from Spain, which average 20.000 a year", reported Prensalibre.com.
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