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The Federación Iberoamericana de Periodistas de Turismo (FIPETUR) signed a collaboration agreement with the Fundación Municipios al Día during its participation in the Bolsa Turística del Caribe (BTC). The agreement was formalized by FIPETUR and the foundation, represented by Augusto Valdivia. The terms of the partnership, including specific commitments and areas of work, were not disclosed. While attending the BTC, FIPETUR also took part in a forum organized by the Asociación Dominicana de Prensa Turística (ADOMPRETUR). Representatives Armando de la Garza and Fernando Milo discussed current challenges in tourism communication, emerging narrative trends, and the role of media in promoting destinations. Both officials received special recognitions from ADOMPRETUR for their contributions to the event. During the fair, FIPETUR produced reports on various stands and on the participating countries, aiming to highlight their tourism offerings and attractions. FIPETUR’s president, Yenny Polanco Lovera, congratulated Luisa and Luis Felipe Aquino, the organizers of the BTC, on maintaining the event for 30 consecutive years. She praised their leadership and the fair’s role in connecting markets, fostering regional integration, and promoting Caribbean and Latin American tourism. The federation announced plans to participate in upcoming international tourism events, including Festuris Gramado and the Tianguis Nacional de Pueblos Mágicos scheduled in Tampico. Through its presence at the BTC, FIPETUR seeks to strengthen institutional relationships and advance the role of tourism journalism in promoting responsible and sustainable travel. FIPETUR is an association that brings together tourism journalism and communication groups from Latin America and Spain, with the goal of fostering regional integration and supporting sustainable tourism through responsible communication. Article source: De Ultimo Minuto | Image credit: De Ultimo Minuto
The Federación Iberoamericana de Periodistas de Turismo (FIPETUR) signed a collaboration agreement with the Fundación Municipios al Día during its participation in the Bolsa Turística del Caribe (BTC). The agreement was formalized by FIPETUR and the foundation, represented by Augusto Valdivia. The terms of the partnership, including specific commitments and areas of work, were not disclosed. While attending the BTC, FIPETUR also took part in a forum organized by the Asociación Dominicana de Prensa Turística (ADOMPRETUR). Representatives Armando de la Garza and Fernando Milo discussed current challenges in tourism communication, emerging narrative trends, and the role of media in promoting destinations. Both officials received special recognitions from ADOMPRETUR for their contributions to the event. During the fair, FIPETUR produced reports on various stands and on the participating countries, aiming to highlight their tourism offerings and attractions. FIPETUR’s president, Yenny Polanco Lovera, congratulated Luisa and Luis Felipe Aquino, the organizers of the BTC, on maintaining the event for 30 consecutive years. She praised their leadership and the fair’s role in connecting markets, fostering regional integration, and promoting Caribbean and Latin American tourism. The federation announced plans to participate in upcoming international tourism events, including Festuris Gramado and the Tianguis Nacional de Pueblos Mágicos scheduled in Tampico. Through its presence at the BTC, FIPETUR seeks to strengthen institutional relationships and advance the role of tourism journalism in promoting responsible and sustainable travel. FIPETUR is an association that brings together tourism journalism and communication groups from Latin America and Spain, with the goal of fostering regional integration and supporting sustainable tourism through responsible communication.
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