En San Cristóbal y Nevis se estima que hay alrededor de 400 restos de barcos hundidos en las aguas que rodean las islas, aunque se han localizado solo 12.
The importance of technological developments for tourism was highlighted by President Ivan Duque during Tourism Tech Adventures: Scaling Up, an event organized by the World Tourism Organization (WTO) and the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism, which took place in Cartagena.
He noted that "technology helps us to legality in the tourism sector, helps us to monitor if the offer is reported, helps us so that there are no abuses of property.
Tourism is the main instrument for attracting investment, advancing innovation and irrigating sources of employment for the youth, explained Duque.
The meeting announced the opening of the first observation air routes in the Chiribiquete Park, which is a treasure because of its natural wealth.
It was also known that tourism in the country is experiencing continuous growth, according to Juan Pablo Franky, deputy minister of Tourism.
En San Cristóbal y Nevis se estima que hay alrededor de 400 restos de barcos hundidos en las aguas que rodean las islas, aunque se han localizado solo 12.
