RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Ecuador's capital Quito, the city hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic in the South American country, plans to fully reactivate tourism once its population is immunized against the disease in early 2021, Mayor Jorge Yunda said Monday, December 7th.
Tourism is one of the city's leading revenue generators, Yunda noted in an interview with local TV station Teleamazonas. "We have to move to welcome our own and foreigners from abroad to develop a tourism theme in the capital city, which I believe is the fastest way to reactivate the economy," he said.
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