Karina Giorgenello

  1. La Cita de Las Americas 2020 – Keeping Business Personal

    “This year’s edition continues to bring cutting-edge information and education sessions,” commented Rick Still, La Cita’s Managing Director.  During La Cita’s first day, September 9, presentations by industry experts on Latin America, tourism trends, market reports and industry products are open to all delegates.  

    Region:
    America
    Category:
    Tourism
    La Cita de Las Americas 2020 – Keeping Business Personal
  2. WTTC Global Summit to be held in Cancun in April 2020

     
    Gloria Guevara, President & CEO of WTTC, said: “WTTC remains strongly committed to supporting Puerto Rico’s amazing comeback story as seen in their record-breaking year in tourism last year. Although the island was ready to welcome us with open arms this April, despite the recent seismic activity in the southern region, reallocating resources to continue this great momentum is the right thing to do in order to further boost tourism. We are looking forward to hosting an event in Puerto Rico later this year.”

    Region:
    World
    Category:
    Tourism
    WTTC Global Summit to be held in Cancun in April 2020
  3. Why are cows sacred in India?

    In India, the cow is venerated as a symbol of life. In their relationship with Krishna, incarnation of the god Vishnu, cows have a great prominence, that Krishna is a cowboy and always appears surrounded by these animals.

    Region:
    India
    Category:
    Society
    Author/s:
    By Karina Giorgenello @losviajesdekarina
     Why are cows sacred in India?
  4. AI character ‘Dai Yi Wan’ to promote ‘Taiwan can help’

    Dai Yi Wan's face created from composite of 10,000 Taiwanese, including President Tsai and rival Han Kuo-yu. An artificial intelligence character named “Dai Yi Wan” (戴怡宛), which was created for a competition by a group of talented Taiwanese, seeks to drive home the message that “Taiwan (Dai Yi Wan) can help.”

    Region:
    Asia
    Category:
    Technology
    AI character ‘Dai Yi Wan’ to promote ‘Taiwan can help’