The local boat owners association has decided to call off their operations during the whale-watching season after the Environmental Protection Ministry decided to limit 34 sailing licenses, excluding ten of their members.

Sandals and Beaches Resorts are rewarding agents with the latest and most sought-after technological gadgets in an effort to spur their sales.

Uruguay’s Deputy Tourism Minister Lilian Kechiciahn revealed that in the first fortnight of 2007 the number of Argentine tourists traveling to Uruguay dipped 20 percent compared to a year ago, mainly because of the ongoing controversy over the construction of the Finnish Botnia-Orion pulp mill.

Spirit Airlines will launch nonstop service five days a week from Fort Lauderdale to Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, on April 12.

The Falkland Islands, with their clear skies, half a million pairs of penguins and an appealing sense of emptiness, have announced they are launching themselves on the world travel market.

In spite of the heightened activity of the Soufrière Hills Volcano in the south, the resilient Caribbean island of Montserrat continues to welcome visitors in the bustling unaffected northern region of the destination.