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The first edition of the WTM Latin America Responsible Tourism Awards will take place in 2020.
We’ve selected categories that represent the biggest challenges for the tourism industry on our continent – and we want to bring to the fore those cases where the challenges involved have become opportunities for creating businesses that are socio-economically and environmentally responsible.
Are you still in any doubt about whether to participate in the first award that is dedicated to sustainability in tourism in Latin America?
We’ve listed three reasons that will make you sign up right away.
There are several destinations in the Caribbean and South America that are visited by significant numbers of people, but in absolute numbers, no country or city in Latin America is on the list of the most visited places in the world. Does this mean that Latin America’s tourist destinations don’t suffer from overtourism? The answer may surprise you.
