«In the Short Term There Will Be No Tourism in La Guaira»: Hoteliers Warned that the Recovery Will Be Slow
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After the double earthquake in La Guaira, Fenahoven warns of a slow tourist recovery, more than 100 buildings collapsed and thousands of victims. The entry "Tourism will suffer a major fall": Hotels of La Guaira go from 90% occupation to total paralysis after the earthquake #9Jul was first published in El Impulso.
La Guaira was the entity most affected by the double earthquake of June 24 and more than a hundred buildings collapsed in their entirety. The tourist sector of the coast was affected and will have to go through a slow recovery. Alberto Vieira, president of the National Federation of Hotels of Venezuela (Fenahoven), spoke in the A Tiempo program and confirmed that they are progressing in the assessments on the damages in the tourism sector of La …
Fedcomámaras's representative in the entity, Eduardo Quintana, said that reopening businesses is key to preventing further economic and emotional deterioration of the population. The post Comercio de La Guaira begins to reactivate after the earthquakes, but the recovery will be slow appeared first on El Nacional.
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