Handling COVID-19 as a public health issue in Galapagos
How does a remote archipelago, a province within the borders of a developing nation, handle COVID-19? Quality medical care is a 1,000km / 600 mile flight away. Normal transportation between…
How does a remote archipelago, a province within the borders of a developing nation, handle COVID-19? Quality medical care is a 1,000km / 600 mile flight away. Normal transportation between…
An article published in the "Stroud News and Journal" today (Stround is not too far from Bristol in the UK) tells the story of a pair of travellers who "finally…
We are delighted to share this short video, created by the Ecuadorian Ministry of Tourism, which highlights some of the incredible sights of Ecuador that awaits us all.
Of the 73 cases of COVID-19 reported in Galapagos (as of 15 April), 48 are among the crew of the 100 passenger Celebrity cruise ship Flora. Norman Wray, the head…
JOIN US ON OUR GOFUNDME CAMPAIGN: LEARN MORE HERE COVID-19 has not been good to Galapagos residents. Most of them depend directly or indirectly on tourism for their livelihoods.…
(Translated and adapted from an article appearing on Ecuavisa.com on 30 May) The islands Santa Cruz and San Cristóbal, in the Galapagos archipelago, are the first cantons of Ecuador free…
Published in the El Telegrafo newspaper of Ecuador on 12 June 2020 (translated by Google Translate and slightly edited by CNH Tours) Delaying and exempting taxes and other tourism…
The true Casanova of Galapagos, Diego, a giant tortoise, has been returned back to his home island of Española. This return has been many years in the making and was…
World Albatross Day was celebrated for the first time this Friday, June 19, 2020 with the purpose of reinforcing the conservation of this species that inhabits the Galapagos Islands in…
Faced with an ongoing economic crisis in the islands, some citizens groups have come together to propose solutions, many of which are contentious. These include opening up the islands to…