Latin American Aviation Conference Calls for Tax System Overhaul to Boost Competitiveness

The ALTA Aviation Law Americas conference in Buenos Aires saw experts highlight the need for a streamlined and harmonized tax system in Latin America to foster growth and competitiveness within the aviation industry. Concerns over the impact of current tax policies, specifically the UN Tax Committee’s proposal to shift to an origin-based system, were raised, emphasizing the potential for double taxation and increased costs for airlines and passengers. The conference underscored the importance of balancing tax collection with supporting aviation sector growth and urged collaboration among governments, airlines, and international organizations to create a more efficient and integrated fiscal framework.

U.S. Travel Market Faces Challenges Despite Global Appeal

Despite being the world’s most desired travel destination, the United States faces significant challenges that hinder its competitiveness in the global travel market. The U.S. Travel Association recently released data revealing the country ranks 17th out of 18 nations in travel market competitiveness, highlighting issues with visa processing, connectivity, and pandemic recovery. The report underscores the need for comprehensive travel infrastructure and policy improvements to enhance the U.S.’s standing in the global tourism landscape.

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