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November 15, 2025
November marked a transformative moment for Nicaragua, emerging as a bold contender in the global travel arena with strategic showcases across the United Kingdom, China, Germany, and Canada. As global traveler trends increasingly value cultural depth, authentic encounters, and nature-based escapes, the Central American nation used the month to position itself as a complete and competitive destination ready for international expansion.
Strong Presence at World Travel Market in London
From November 4 to 6, Nicaragua stepped onto the world stage at the renowned World Travel Market (WTM) in London—one of the most influential gatherings in the global tourism industry. As thousands of buyers, travel agencies, and media outlets explored future travel opportunities, Nicaragua introduced its renewed tourism proposition: a blend of natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, vibrant culture, and immersive adventure.
The country highlighted its beaches, volcanic landscapes, freshwater lakes, colonial architecture, and community-driven experiences that align with rising demand for sustainable and meaningful travel. Engagement with wholesalers and specialized media helped increase the country’s visibility while reinforcing its commitment to responsible, nature-centric tourism.
Recognition in the Central America Media & Trade Travel Awards
Ahead of WTM, Nicaragua joined the Central America Media & Trade Travel Awards ceremony, an initiative powered by regional tourism organizations to celebrate efforts that promote multi-destination travel across Central America. The ceremony underscored the growing appeal of combining sun-and-beach escapes with cultural, agricultural, and adventure-focused itineraries—an area where Nicaragua continues to thrive.
Expanding Horizons With China Through a New Tourism Link
Nicaragua’s expansion strategy also reached Asia, unveiling a new tourism channel that strengthens the connection between China and the Central American nation. During the China International Import–Export 2025 fair in Shanghai, held from November 5 to 9, representatives introduced the country’s attractions to one of the world’s largest outbound tourism markets.
This initiative signals a new era for Nicaragua’s visibility in Asia, reinforcing its image as a peaceful, welcoming destination offering untouched landscapes, rich biodiversity, and immersive cultural experiences.
Showcasing Heritage in Germany’s Globetrotter Community
From November 6 to 8, Nicaragua captured the attention of German travelers during the Diamir Globetrottertage fair in Dresden. With Germany known for its strong interest in outdoor exploration and authentic travel, the event provided the perfect stage to highlight the nation’s nature reserves, lush forests, living Indigenous cultures, and emerging adventure routes.
Germany’s travel community responded positively to Nicaragua’s promise of off-the-beaten-path discovery—an appeal particularly strong among eco-travelers seeking new global horizons.
A Vibrant Showcase in Canada’s Major Tourism Salon
From November 7 to 9, Nicaragua continued its international tour at the Salon International Tourisme Voyage in Montreal, one of Canada’s largest travel fairs. Sharing space with Caribbean partners, the country presented its signature identity as the “land of lakes and volcanoes” to over 35,000 visitors and 300 travel specialists.
Travelers explored images and stories from iconic destinations such as Great Corn Island and Little Corn Island, while adventure enthusiasts learned about unique experiences including sandboarding on the dramatic slopes of Cerro Negro. Cultural exhibitions, promotional materials, and handcrafted elements helped introduce Nicaragua’s warm hospitality and distinctive heritage to a new audience.
A Global Month That Strengthens Nicaragua’s Tourism Ambitions
Through its November participation in four major tourism markets, Nicaragua reinforced its aspirations to become a leading destination in Central America. By focusing on sustainability, culture, and authentic experiences, the country aims to attract travelers who value natural richness and community-driven tourism.
With new partnerships forming, global visibility increasing, and fresh travel connections emerging, Nicaragua’s tourism momentum is clearly building—and the world is taking notice.
