Too Many Hotels in Panama?Friday, April 29, 2011 If growth in the number of tourists doesn’t reach 25% per year, hotel occupancy will fall from the 74% seen in the first quarter of 2001, to just 50% over the coming years. Panama is growing and so are the number of hotels, which in 2012 will be offering over 27 thousand rooms. Guatemala: Today´s Tourism IndustryFriday, November 27, 2015 Although in recent years the number of visitors to the country has shown an upward trend, the occupancy rate has not increased in the same proportion. From the first chapter of the report "Towards a modern and decentralized tourism" by the Association for Research and Social Studies: Tourism: New Reality, New ChallengesThursday, June 25, 2020 Attracting executives, pensioners and people willing to work remotely from Costa Rica, who extend their stay in the country for long periods, are some of the business opportunities that businessmen have detected in the current commercial scenario. Although the sector is practically in the zero season, since the outbreak of covid-19 Costa Rica closed the borders to tourism, and during April and May there were practically no visitors to the country, the businessmen are beginning to prepare themselves to face the new commercial reality that arose from this abrupt change in the ways that people relate to each other on a global level. |
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