Third-party hotel management is redefining Latin America’s lodging landscape—bringing institutional capital, higher operational standards, and new opportunities for local and global investors.
Sustainable tourism can bridge the financing gap in conservation by linking profitability with environmental stewardship. Innovative business models—like those pioneered in Chile—show how tourism can protect ecosystems while creating scalable impact investment opportunities.
The all-inclusive model is evolving from standardized resorts to experiential destinations that emphasize quality, authenticity, and sustainability—transforming Latin America and the Caribbean into a fertile ground for investment and innovation in hospitality.
Nature-based and regenerative tourism merge travelers’ environmental consciousness with impact investing, demonstrating how sustainable travel can generate profitability while restoring ecosystems and empowering communities.
Food waste is not only an ethical and environmental challenge—it’s an economic one. For tourism businesses, tackling food waste can reduce costs, enhance efficiency, and demonstrate meaningful sustainability leadership.
The tourism industry has an opportunity to tackle food waste through innovation and collaboration. Reducing waste not only benefits the environment—it strengthens business resilience, enhances profitability, and reinforces sustainability credentials.
The pandemic brought Latin America’s tourism sector to a standstill, but it also revealed the industry’s resilience and capacity for collective action. Stakeholders across the region collaborated to protect jobs, preserve liquidity, and redefine hospitality for a post-crisis world.
As Caribbean economies reel from the impacts of global crises, public-private collaboration is essential. Governments must complement private sector efforts with targeted stimulus, liquidity measures, and coordinated recovery strategies to rebuild the region’s vital tourism industry.
Natural disasters are a recurring reality for the Caribbean. Building resilience through sustainable infrastructure, access to financing, and strong public-sector collaboration is essential to safeguard tourism and accelerate post-disaster recovery.
