Over 70% of travel agencies project stable or higher sales for Easter week

The Colombian Association of Travel Agencies and Tourism (Anato) reported that over 70% of its agencies expect to maintain or increase sales for Easter week 2026, despite global challenges. The survey shows a strong preference for sun-and-beach destinations like Cartagena and San Andrés.

In Cali on March 27, 2026, Anato released its survey on sales expectations for Easter week 2026. Paula Cortés Calle, the executive president of Anato, stated that 36.3% of agencies expect to maintain sales compared to 2025, 35.4% project increases, and 28.3% anticipate declines.

"The analysis of our survey revealed that 36.3% of ANATO Travel Agencies expect to maintain their sales compared to Easter week 2025, while 35.4% project increases and 28.3% perceive there will be decreases. In detail, among those forecasting growth, 22.2% estimate increases above 20% and the same proportion between 1% and 10%", Cortés Calle explained.

Among agencies expecting drops, one in four projects declines over 10%. National sun-and-beach spots lead: Cartagena at 29.3%, San Andrés at 20.4%, and Santa Marta at 16.2%. The Coffee Axis follows at 11%, alongside Medellín, Bogotá, and Boyacá. Emerging areas like Amazonas, Guaviare, and the Pacific are gaining visibility.

Internationally, Punta Cana accounts for 25.3% and Cancún 20.5%. Florida sees strong demand, supplemented by Curazao, Panama, South America, and niche long-haul options like Japan, Korea, and Egypt.

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Vibrant illustration of Argentina's Atlantic Coast preparing for a lively summer 2026, showing crowded beaches, highway radars, SUBE payment conveniences, and packed hotels.
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Preparations for a lively summer 2026 on the Atlantic Coast

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Argentine authorities have implemented new safety measures and payment conveniences to boost tourism on the Atlantic Coast for summer 2026. Radars have been installed on key routes and additional options for the SUBE system activated, while experts forecast hotel occupancy higher than projected.

The HotelDO platform released an analysis on Colombian travel patterns, showing that 43% of reservations are for couples, ahead of the Vitrina Turística de Anato 2026 in Bogotá. The report highlights growth in beach destinations for Semana Santa and a year-over-year increase in bookings. Experts note benefits for tourism and related sectors.

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The Asociación de Empresarios Hoteleros de la Costa del Sol (Aehcos) reported an average hotel occupancy of 82.85% in Málaga from March 27 to April 6, exceeding initial forecasts of 73.47% and figures from 2025 and 2024. Good weather and international tourism offset the AVE high-speed rail disconnection with Madrid caused by a February landslide. The Federación Andaluza de Hostelería also described Easter Week as 'good' across Andalucía, including Málaga.

Ignacio Cattaneo, president of the Cariló Tourism Chamber, forecasts 100% occupancy for the Carnival long weekend in the 2025 summer season. While consumption throughout the season was subdued, favorable weather and bookings are boosting tourist activity. The destination remains appealing to both local and international visitors.

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Travel experts have named seven emerging hotspots for 2026, including Mallorca in Spain, the United States, and South Korea, offering a mix of luxury, adventure, and cultural experiences. These destinations highlight global tourism recovery with unique attractions like anniversaries, sports events, and natural wonders. Published on March 6, 2026, the list emphasizes sustainable and diverse travel options.

Tiendanube has released the first edition of its NubeCommerce Colombia report, analyzing the current state of e-commerce in the country. The study highlights high adoption of artificial intelligence among online stores, though its use remains mostly tactical. It also identifies challenges in promotional strategies and reliance on external platforms.

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The Barranquilla Carnival 2026 is projected to inject over $840 billion into the local economy, according to official estimates. It expects 820,000 visitors and more than 6 million spectators, while creating 193,000 temporary jobs.

 

 

 

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