201912.17
 
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TLA Times | December 17, 2019

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ARGENTINA -Olive oil producers take wait-and-see approach with new government | BRAZIL -Brazilian economy appears poised to have a breakout year in 2020 | PERU -Central bank keeps borrowing costs low with growth seeming to slow | MEXICO -NBA’s development league to put a team in Mexico City next season.

201911.26
 
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TLA Times | November 26, 2019

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REGION – Greek taxi company Beat adds service to 10 Latin American cities | BRAZIL – Brazil ratifies deal with U.S., hopes to attract space launch business | MEXICO – Marriott International Launches All-Inclusive Platform in Riviera Nayarit and Punta Cana | United Airlines is interested in slots that JetBlue is abandoning.

201911.25
 
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TLA Escrow Participate in the 4th Anniversary of the Mexican Association of the Real Estate Industry (AMII)

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Within the framework of the fourth anniversary of the Mexican Association of the Real Estate Industry (AMII), the protest of its national directive 2019-2021 and the delivery of acknowledgments and certificates to the 11th generation of real estate agents graduated from the Diploma in Real Estate Marketing, The government headed by Laura Beristain Navarrete, through the General Director of Economic Development, Edgar Ordonez Durán, recognized the sector as one of the most important after tourism, which generates more spills to the municipality and the entity.

201911.05
 
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TLA Times | November 05, 2019

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REGION – Uber buys company that delivers groceries in Latin America | PANAMA – Panama delegation visits India to meet with investors | BRAZIL – Brazil trying to lure airlines to provide domestic service | MEXICO – Walmex profits rise 6.5% in second-quarter earnings – President plans infrastructure projects to boost the economy

201910.07
 
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Marriott International Launches All-Inclusive Platform

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Company poised to grow in the all-inclusive segment by leveraging its Marriott Bonvoy travel program and iconic brands including The Ritz-Carlton and Westin Hotels & Resorts Marriott International to manage five all-inclusive resorts with more than 2,000 rooms and owner investment of more than $800 million