Caribbean Tourism Industry Remains Hopeful Despite Onset Of Omicron Variant
BRIDGETOWN — The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) remains positive about the continued rebound of the tourism industry even in the face […]
Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO)
Print is Not Dead: How the Tourism Industry Can Benefit from Print Adverts
In 2017, the Caribbean had a record number of 30.1 million tourists reports Travel Weekly, and these numbers only continue
Caribbean Resorts Go Green, And Guests Are Paying Attention At Decision Time
ST. AUGUSTINE, Trinidad — At home in the United States, Kerrie Springer takes pride in being environmentally conscious. So when
Caribbean’s Top Tourism Conference Held in the Bahamas
Attendees gathered in one of the most beautiful places on Earth. (Photo credit: Jose Espinal) NASSAU — Hundreds of tourism officials
WHO Removes Zika Virus Classification From Caribbean, Says ‘Little Risk’ Here Now
BRIDGETOWN – The World Health Organization (WHO) has removed its Zika virus country classification scheme from countries in the region.
UNPRECEDENTED: Hurricanes Cost Caribbean $1 Billion in Tourism: Industry Group
NASSAU — The Caribbean lost more than $1 billion in tourism revenue after hurricanes deterred visitors during the costliest storm
Despite Speedy Recovery, Caribbean Is Poised to Lose Billions of Tourism Dollars
BUENOS AIRES — The numbers are sobering. When Hurricanes Irma and Maria battered the Caribbean last fall, the region lost nearly
REPORT: Record Thirty Million Tourists Visited Caribbean Despite Last Year’s Storms
[ad name=”HTML-68″] [wpedon id=”23995″ align=”left”] SAN JUAN — A record 30 million people visited the Caribbean last year despite two
BIG BUSINESS: Caribbean Hotels Race to Save High Winter Tourist Season in the Hurricanes’ Aftermath
SAN JUAN — The hurricanes that tore through our region this fall have left hotels and resorts across the region
Despite Storms Affecting 30 Percent of the Region, Caribbean Gains 800,000 Visitors Over 2016
SAN JUAN — For the first six months of 2017, data compiled shows that the region welcomed 16.6 million international tourists