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Borja Cameselle

Borja Cameselle

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Journalist, Ladevi Spain

Madrid

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outdoor gear sustainabilityTravel personal finance

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Anything outside of Dallas-Fort Worth

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Total articles 1106

  • This is how China can steal Spain's "air bridge" to Latin America.

    By Borja Cameselle Verified| Ladevi Spain@ Among these measures, the confirmation that both countries will eliminate visa requirements for trips of less than 30 days stands out, which will increase tourism between the two nations. This is "excellent" news, according to Jordi Hereu's Ministry of Tourism, although airline industry experts warn of a "fine print" that could cause a major headache for Spanish airlines. How could China take a bite out of Spain's air travel market to Latin America?

    By Borja Cameselle Verified · Ladevi Spain

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • United Arab Emirates presents its own candidate to lead UN Tourism

    By Borja Cameselle Verified| The Travel Agency Verified The Emirati executive, with more than twenty years of experience in the tourism and hotel sector, hopes to become the first Arab woman to hold this position during the next meeting of the UN Tourism Executive Council, scheduled for May 29 and 30 in Segovia, Spain. What is Al Nowais' profile for taking over the leadership of UN Tourism?

    By Borja Cameselle Verified · The Travel Agency

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • This is how China can steal Spain's "air bridge" to Latin America.

    By Borja Cameselle Verified| Ladevi Spain@ Among these measures, the confirmation that both countries will eliminate visa requirements for trips of less than 30 days stands out, which will increase tourism between the two nations. This is "excellent" news, according to Jordi Hereu's Ministry of Tourism, although airline industry experts warn of a "fine print" that could cause a major headache for Spanish airlines. How could China take a bite out of Spain's air travel market to Latin America?

    By Borja Cameselle Verified · Ladevi Spain

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Ladevi Spain

Buenos Aires, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina

+54 9 11 4799-1006