Central America: Seven destinations, one gateway for the American traveler
Central America will be presenting itself to the United States market from September 17th to 18th at the World Travel Expo Miami (WTE), where the Central American Tourism Promotion Agency (CATA) leads the regional presence with a stand that brings together, in a single space, the essence of seven countries united in their joint promotion
Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, and the Dominican Republic make up a mosaic of experiences that spark a growing interest among North American travelers. Geographic proximity is one of the main draws: within a few hours of flight from the main U.S. hubs, industry professionals and travelers can access a region that combines diversity, authenticity, and hospitality.
The Central American stand at WTE will be a strategic business hub, designed to facilitate contact with wholesalers, tour operators, travel agents, and buyers from the U.S. market. In this space, professionals will have direct access to the diverse regional tourism offerings, ranging from impressive archaeological sites and natural and adventure landscapes to vibrant cultures, authentic flavors, and the opportunity to enjoy both the Caribbean and the Pacific.
Along the same lines, the Agency will take advantage of the occasion to unveil its new international promotional campaign, Central America Gateway. This initiative invites travelers to perceive the region as an accessible and transformative gateway, connecting travelers with experiences that renew body and spirit: natural landscapes, unforgettable adventures, cultural richness, and unique cuisine, all just a few hours' flight from the United States.
CATA's participation in this fair reaffirms the importance of the United States as the main source market for tourists to Central America and reflects the joint commitment of the region's countries to strengthen trade ties with strategic partners in the sector.
Source: Visit Centroamérica.