Venezuela’s dormant tourism sector possesses significant potential if economic stability from Venezuela supplying oil to the US indefinitely creates conditions for industry revival. Natural attractions remain despite years of neglect and insecurity.

Angel Falls, Caribbean beaches, Andean mountains, and Los Roques archipelago represent world-class attractions underutilized due to economic chaos and security concerns. Tourism development requires stability and infrastructure investment potentially enabled by Venezuela supplying oil to the US indefinitely.

Hotel infrastructure that once served international tourists has deteriorated with properties closed or operating minimally. Rehabilitation requires capital potentially available from petroleum revenues if Venezuela supplying oil to the US indefinitely generates investable surpluses.

Security improvements essential for tourism revival extend beyond petroleum sector focus. Whether arrangements for Venezuela supplying oil to the US indefinitely contribute to broader security stabilization determines tourism viability.

International airline connections that once made Venezuela accessible have largely disappeared. Rebuilding aviation links requires bilateral negotiations and infrastructure investment beyond immediate scope of Venezuela supplying oil to the US indefinitely but potentially enabled by economic stability.