Latvijas Investīciju un attīstības aģentūra

The tourism sector in Latvia’s eastern border region has managed to recover from the high wave of reservation cancellations in May and June (LTA data), thanks to targeted action by the public sector. As of August 2026, a 12.2% increase has already been recorded (compared to August 2025). On November 6 of this year, the Cabinet of Ministers reviewed an informational report prepared by the Ministry of Economics (EM), which summarized current information on the state of tourism development in…
The tourism sector in Latvia’s eastern border region has managed to recover from the high wave of reservation cancellations in May and June (LTA data), thanks to targeted action by the public sector. As of August 2026, a 12.2% increase has already been recorded (compared to August 2025). On November 6 of this year, the Cabinet of Ministers reviewed an informational report prepared by the Ministry of Economics (EM), which summarized current information on the state of tourism development in Latvia’s eastern border region following the air threats and drone activities experienced in early May of this year along Latvia’s eastern border. According to information compiled by the Latgale Tourism Association in early July of this year, based on…