Financial Times: The Iran War Changed the Way of European Tourism The CEO of the largest airline in South America announced that European tourists are increasingly choosing South America as a safer destination for their vacations after the Iran War made travel to Asia more complicated. Latham CEO Roberto Albo told the newspaper that the company had "definitely" carried more European passengers since the conflict began in February. In this context, he pointed to the increase in bookings for luxury hotels and the increase in the number of economic travelers. "People are changing their travel destinations," Alou said. "Demand for travel between Europe and South America was very strong." He added: "South America is far away and this issue is considered an advantage, because it is far from this conflict." Read the details of this report at Jamarn International Service.

Financial Times: The Iran War Changed the Way of European Tourism The CEO of the largest airline in South America announced that European tourists are increasingly choosing South America as a safer destination for their vacations after the Iran War made travel to Asia more complicated. Latham CEO Roberto Albo told the newspaper that the company had "definitely" carried more European passengers since the conflict began in February. In this context, he pointed to the increase in bookings for luxury hotels and the increase in the number of economic travelers. "People are changing their travel destinations," Alou said. "Demand for travel between Europe and South America was very strong." He added: "South America is far away and this issue is considered an advantage, because it is far from this conflict." Read the details of this report at Jamarn International Service.