The United Nations has proclaimed 2017 International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development. This is good news: it will help raise awareness and, above all, encourage action among everyone involved in tourism, from professionals to travellers.
Have you seen our advert at the Texas cinema? For a few days now, a video of Viajes Tuareg before each screening. We recommend visiting this well-known Barcelona cinema to see the beautiful images we have prepared on the big screen.
If you can't make it, we share the content below, although of course it isn't quite the same…
If you're thinking of a trip to the United States you should know about some important changes to the requirements for obtaining an entry visa to the United States. Perhaps the most significant concerns people who have recently travelled (from 2011 onwards) to the countries of Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Sudan or Syria will no longer be eligible for the visa waiver programme known as Visa Waiver Program.
Today we speak to our colleague Ana, who will explain details of her recent trip to Peru. She visited the country on a scouting trip to discover new locations and returned thoroughly pleased with the experience. In the interview below, we ask her about her impressions, and she reveals details of the trip and some of its distinctive features.
CUBA. From Sierra Maestra to Pinar del Rio
Final price: €2,491 (tax and visa included).
Cuba, offers much more than sun and beaches for travellers keen to discover the island’s culture and people.
On this trip we will cross the island from north to south, discovering all its facets, from Granma province in the Sierra Maestra, the cradle of the revolution, to Pinar del Río and Viñales in the west.