Special Features

By Frank Martin TTC Service.- The Millennials and the young people of Generation Z, with less years of age than the first ones, are getting closer and closer to the tour operators in the Caribbean and other parts of the world to ask them for good advice for their holidays. ...

By Frank Martin TTC Service.- The sargassum has lit the red alert light in the Mexican tourism industry, in the Caribbean islands and also in scientific groups that are concerned with the expansion of the aftermath of climate change. Mexican resorts like Cancun, Playa del Carmen and Tulum have been ...

By Frank Martin TTC Service.-  Among the companies around the world that ignore President Donald Trump’s sanctions on Cuba are some from the United States, ready to redouble their business with the island. The very bad relations of the island and Donald Trump’s administration didn’t stop visits to Cuba of ...

By Frank Martin TTC Service.-  China and Latin America are making a new good business toast with tea and coffee, as a new step that favors tourism. Latin America and the Caribbean region, on the one hand and China on the other, have the common interest of expanding trade. Horticulture ...

By Frank Martin TTC Service.-The economic benefit of agritourism to farms is significant but rather small. However, experts believe that this modality that links agriculture with the tourism industry has a great future. They believe that the potential long-run economic impacts of agritourism may not have been empirically investigated yet, ...

By Frank Martin Good news is not as frequent as bad news for the Caribbean such as the aftermath of climate change or high oil prices. But the Caribbean tourist industry moves forward and therefore generates good news. Here are some: Cartagena, the beautiful colonial port city on the Caribbean ...