RT Bloomberg en Español (@BBGenEspanol)🇵🇪 Turistas en busca de la foto perfecta en la Montaña de Siete Colores trajeron millones de dólares a un rincón muy pobre de Perú. Una batalla por controlar la nueva riqueza terminó en una horrenda muerte. @mrochabrun nos cuenta en este documental: https://t.co/a9KWOrZ3m2 https://t.co/snJExFtXWU ...

Many Indians are exploring their country for the first time. Gung-ho hotel chains have a role to play in ensuring it is not the last https://t.co/yG4y6y3lFZ ...

Busloads of tourists chased viral shots against the colorful peak of Peru’s Rainbow Mountain. A battle for control of the newfound riches ended in a brutal killing. https://t.co/QzpFgZ5krS ...

Busloads of tourists chased viral shots against the colorful peak of Peru’s Rainbow Mountain. A battle for control of the newfound riches ended in a brutal killing. https://t.co/dNmZ0hwzgj ...

Rainbow Mountain has become Peru’s second-most popular destination after Machu Picchu.But most tourists are unaware of how the influx of tourism money brought violence and death to an indigenous community. Listen to the Big Take podcast for more https://t.co/b9hHfUuhMC https://t.co/0Ikcn6iack ...

I have discovered a new law of naturewhen you're traveling to an unknown place:- if Brits make up 33% or more of the local tourism, the area is poor and prices are cheaper- if Russians make up 33% or more, the area is extremely overpriced ...

Have you ever heard of the Rainbow Mountain of Peru. Chances are you've seen beautiful photos like this, like this, or like this on social media. We did see it.The Rainbow Mountain has become one of the world's top tourism destinations, becoming a viral sensation only in the past decade. At a time when Instagram filled a craze for picture perfect sites, almost overnight, millions of dollars poured into a poor corner of Peru, where the local indigenous community reinvented themselves as the administrators of ...

RT BSCN (@BSCNews)THAILAND OPENS DOORS TO CRYPTO-SPENDING FOR TOURISTS- Thailand is rolling out a bold new initiative—foreign tourists can now convert crypto into baht and spend it across the country.Key Details:- Thailand’s SEC and central bank have launched a crypto sandbox. It lets foreign tourists swap digital assets for Thai baht.- They can then use those funds for travel, dining, and shopping, via regulated e-wallets.- No direct crypto payments are allowed. All spending is baht-only, converted through ...

On today’s Big Take podcast, Bloomberg’s @mrochabrun and @sarahsholder trace how an Indigenous community turned a mountain in Peru into a global tourism destination — and the money, violence and tragedy that followed. https://t.co/59UnBTeRLx ...

Hotel owners across the U.S. are reeling from a decline in foreign visitors and domestic tourists—then there’s New York City https://t.co/l5FD819tzZ ...