Cox & Kings reports that total passenger numbers to Latin America in 2012 increased by almost 25% compared to 2011.
Cox & Kings, has launched its new Latin America brochure for 2014 featuring a comprehensive programme of escorted tours, including new group tours to Cuba and Central America, new river and rail options in Ecuador, and self-drive ideas in Chile and Argentina as well as an array of expanded tailor-made travel suggestions throughout the continent.
Cox & Kings reports that total passenger numbers to Latin America in 2012 increased by almost 25% compared to 2011, and with year-on-year bookings showing a 15% increase already compared to 2012, 2013 is set to be another strong year for the region. With Peruvian cuisine becoming increasingly popular, and the sporting world looking ahead to the World Cup and Olympics in Brazil, all eyes are on Latin America for the coming year.
The trend of clients combining countries in order to get the most value out of their trips has continued in 2013, helped by new flight routings and competitive prices. Vessela Baleva, Cox & Kings’ Latin America product manager says, “Latin America offers such a variety of experiences that clients increasingly want to combine countries in the same trip. We’ve introduced some new sample itineraries to show how easy it can be to combine these destinations and we are excited to be offering a comprehensive escorted tour of Central America for the first time”.
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