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Which Latin American Hotels Are Among the Top 50 in the World?
There are three Mexican hotels and one Brazilian amid the elected ones: Rosewood Sao Paulo, One & Only Mandarina, Chablé Yucatan, and Hotel Esencia
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Brazil’s Maxmilhas Files for Bankruptcy Protection, Blames 123milhas Crisis
Debts reach $45.67 million in the Maxmilhas case, which was acquired in January by 123milhas, declaring a debt of $465.97 million
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American Airlines Is Latest Carrier to Find Bogus Parts on Aircraft
American Airlines joins a growing number of carriers around the globe that have discovered improperly certified replacement parts sold by a London-based company fitted in their aircraft
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Brazil, Japan Agree Reciprocal Visa Exemption
The two countries have agreed on the reciprocal exemption of visitor visas for holders of regular passports traveling for a period of up to 90 days
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Mexico’s Maya Train Overtakes Dos Bocas Refinery as AMLO’s Costliest Project
The budget for the tourist train that circumnavigates the Yucatán peninsula has more than tripled the original $7.5-billion price tag, while the new oil refinery in Tabasco came in at a cost of $16 billion
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Mexico to Recover FAA Category 1 Air Safety Rating
The US Federal Aviation Administration is to restore Category One status to the country, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced on Friday
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Brazilian Online Travel Agency 123Milhas Files for Bankruptcy Protection
The company says that rising ticket and travel package prices, and changes to the rules on the use of air miles by airlines are the causes of its crisis
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Brazil’s Embraer In Talks to Manufacture Regional Jets In India
The planemaker is in early discussions with potential partners to assemble its E2 regional aircraft and C-390 Millennium troop transporter in India, CEO Francisco Gomes Neto said in an interview in New Delhi
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Why Cheap Airfares Could Be a Thing of the Past In Latin America
The Latin American airline industry is resilient to the post-pandemic crisis of higher interest rates and skyrocketing jet fuel prices, but travelers’ wallets remain under strain
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Mexican Hotel Chain Eyes Expansion Into Caribbean as Travel Industry Recovers
With $1.5 billion to invest, Mexico’s Grupo Posadas will open five properties in the Dominican Republic and is exploring other Caribbean islands, its CEO tells Bloomberg Línea
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Visa Delays, Divisive Politics Take a Toll on US International Travel Recovery
Destination rivals are growing more aggressive in soliciting tourism and making themselves more accessible to such top US markets as Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, Israel and Venezuela
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From Greece to the World: The ‘Flying Dress’ That Sparked a Multimillion-Dollar Industry
Luxurious “flying dress” photo shoots in must-see destinations are fueling a boom for the leisure photography industry—and for local businesses
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Growing Demand for Private Jets Leads Brazil’s Catarina Airport to Double Hangar Area
About 100 planes are based at Brazil’s only privately owned airport, which has a runway long enough to handle the biggest executive jets
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6 All-Inclusive Resorts Worth Paying $2,000 per Night in Mexico, India, Nepal, US
Almost every major hospitality brand is doubling down on high-end all-inclusive hotels, be it through acquisition plays or extensions of existing brands and properties
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Which Business Sectors Have Suffered the Most from Venezuela’s Economic Decline?
Restaurants and the hospitality sector felt the harshest impact from the country’s economic decline, with sales down 68% compared to last year
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Messi Seen as ‘Magnet’ for Attracting Argentine Brands, Visitors to Miami
Juan Manuel Domínguez, an advisor to the owners of MLS team Inter Miami, tells Bloomberg Línea that the Argentine striker’s arrival at the club will cause “furor” among fans and brands
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Global Airlines Profits Seen to Take Off Due to Higher Prices in North America, Europe
In Latin America, the industry will remain in the red, although some carriers are expected to post solid profits
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‘Manhattanhenge’: When to See the Solar Phenomenon In New York City
The spectacular alignment of the setting sun and the skyscrapers of the Big Apple occurs twice a year, bringing thousands of locals and visitors eager to snap the perfect photograph
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Airbnb Sharpens Focus on Cheaper Stays as Customers Become More Price-Sensitive
The short-stay accommodation platform has taken actions such as giving more visibility to private, lower-priced room options, Catherine Powell, Airbnb’s global head of hosting, tells Bloomberg Línea
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The Best Business Hotels In US Cities Preferred by Latinos
Bloomberg Línea drew up a list of the 45 best business hotels in Latin America, but which includes three US cities that are well-known corporate hubs and which have a first-rate accommodation offering