En los últimos años, los destinos emergentes han intentado posicionarse en un mercado turístico cada vez más competitivo, donde lo que se vende y lo que se compra parece valer más que aquello que realmente se comparte. La ecuación es simple y, a la vez, inquietante: a mayor comercialización, menor conexión social. Y en esta tensión permanente, muchos territorios se preguntan cómo volverse visibles sin sacrificar su alma. La respuesta no está en sumar más estímulos, más fotos

During the Declaration of the World Quinceañera Day held on December 7 in Tepeapulco, Hidalgo, Mexico, the Founder President of the World Travel Journalism Organization (WTJO), Miguel Ledhesma, announced the nominees for the eleventh edition of the Open Passport Award, which will take place in Panama on January 30, 2026: Publications 1. Social Relevance 1. From sun and sand to safe minds: the hidden pillar of Dominican hospitality. Anita González Sigler. Dominican Republic. 2

Coinciding with the start of the celebration of its fifteen years of activity, the World Travel Journalism Organization (WTJO) officially declared World Quinceañera Day during a historic event held on December 7 in Sahagún, Tepeapulco, Hidalgo, Mexico.      The ceremony, held in a festive atmosphere with deep cultural significance, brought together government authorities, journalists, representatives of civil society, and, in particular, young quinceañeras from the region, wh

As part of the historic declaration of World Quinceañera Day, Sahagún, Mexico, experienced a day full of creativity, talent, and community participation with the first EXPO VX, a gathering that brought together suppliers, artists, and entrepreneurs dedicated to the quinceañera universe. The event took place at the Sahagún Development Center and accompanied the proclamation made by the World Travel Journalism Organization (WTJO) in Tepeapulco, Hidalgo.   Throughout the day, at