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10 Nov 2026

Venezuela’s Ministry of Tourism and Venetur Partner with VEW 2027, Enhancing Hospitality & Security

Venezuela’s Ministry of Tourism and Venetur Partner with VEW 2027, Enhancing Hospitality & Security
Venezuela Energy Week (VEW) 2027 has partnered with Venezuela’s Ministry of Tourism and state tourism company Venezolana de Turismo (Venetur), bringing the country’s tourism leadership into its largest-ever international energy investment summit. Together, VEW, the Ministry and Venetur will welcome international delegations to Caracas in February, presenting Venezuela as a safe, secure and welcoming host nation ready to offer visitors an extraordinary experience inside and outside the conference halls.

Modern Caracas offers delegates a capital rich in culture and natural beauty, set beneath the green slopes of El Ávila National Park. The Ministry of Tourism has made security central to its promotion of the country, presenting Venezuela to international markets as a safe destination with prepared infrastructure, open to investment and home to a people eager to receive visitors from around the world.

The Ministry describes tourism as a fundamental engine of the Venezuelan economy and of job creation. Hosting the global energy community at VEW 2027 brings international executives into direct contact with Venezuelan hotels, tour operators and hospitality professionals, extending the benefits of the summit to the people of Caracas.

VEW 2027 will convene U.S., Venezuelan and international oil companies, investors, financiers and service providers to advance commercial agreements across the country’s oil, gas and power sectors. With the Ministry of Tourism and Venetur as partners, delegates will have the opportunity to discover the reality of modern Caracas and enjoy its landmark sights with complete confidence.

Venezuela Energy Week takes place February 22–25, 2027 at the Simon Bolivar Convention Center in Caracas. Organized by Energy Capital & Power and taking place under the patronage of Acting President Delcy Rodríguez, PDVSA and the Ministry of Hydrocarbons. To register, visit www.venezuelaenergyweek.com.

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