Puerto Rico issues a mandate for requiring mandatory COVID-19 vaccination for all guests of hotels and short-term rentals. It is a part of a wider move to control a sudden increase in COVID-19 cases blamed largely on the Delta variant. Puerto Rico is a prominent tourist hot spots gathered mostly by leisure tourists and millennials. This Caribbean island is now trying to bounce back its tourism business in post COVID-19 time.  

In a recent changing turn of events, Puerto Rico has decided to put its tourism reopening on hold and is now discouraging nonessential travel after reopening to inbound tourism earlier in July.

Puerto Rico has finally opened up for tourism and welcomed back tourists on July 1.

The latest industry report by the Puerto Rico DMO brings promising news to the tourism industry. Demand for lodging and the total revenue made by the lodging sector has gone up. Interestingly, short-term rentals have increased their share of the …

The latest statistics shared by the Puerto Rico Tourism Co. shows that the promotion campaign “Postales” of the Voy Turisteando brand resulted in higher number of hotel registrations among the locals. This surpassed the public corporation’s projections before launching the …

After the resignation of Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló following protests over corruption, the government’s handling of the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, and leaked messages disparaging hurricane victims, the island’s tourism authorities are hopeful that it can rebound quickly.   Brad Dean, …

The Auto Club Group (ACG) and AAA Travel Agency intend to join hands to help Puerto Rico’s tourism industry which is still recovering from Hurricane Maria, which struck the island in 2017.   “ACG has a long heritage of helping …

The Puerto Rico Tourism Company or PRTC has recently declared a spike in terms of visitors all over the island over the Easter and Passover holidays and Spring Break.   From the island of Culebra off the northeast coast to …

The tourism in hurricane affected area Puerto Rico is now slowing increasing in tourist numbers.     The tourism officials in Puerto Rico are getting the calls from people in the travel industry or ordinary travelers wanting to know if …

Just three weeks after the passing of Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico’s tourism industry is bracing itself for a recovery. The Island’s outlook is positive with airports and cruise ports fully operational and major hotels are willing to take on new …