Honduras To Enable Airfield in Tela

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The vice mayor of Tela explained how important is this event for tourism in the area: "It will have effects not only in our municipality, but in the entire country. It will reignite the tourism corridor between Tegucigalpa, Tela and Rotán, enabling faster access for tourists visiting locations in the north of the country", reported Laprensahn.com.

Source: laprensahn.com

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