By Frank Martin TTC Service.- If something seems to be certain is that the Caribbean is taking the arrival of the coronavirus without panic, although with good sanity. Without great daily coverage on Covid-19, the Caribbean islands have demonstrated do not see the pandemic with a false sense of security. ...

By Frank Martin TTC Service.- Tourist destinations around the world increasingly aspire for visitors to bring income and jobs, but they are decidedly against the abuses that often lead to uncivilized behavior of some of their guests. In the great tourism fairs the subject is more and more frequent. Experts ...

The botanical gardens of lush and sensual bright green vegetation can be more than places for tranquility. They are also jewels for tourism.

The Caribbean achieved a tourists arrivals increase in its destinations in 2019, although specialists described the result as "slow" with a tendency to continuous growth.

Aruba, Dominican Republic, Jamaica and Martinique are pioneers in attracting tourists and to the use of their kitchens as producers of tourist magic.

By Frank Martin TTC Service.- The weather, one of the trump cards of the tourism industry in the Caribbean, is changing for the worse because of global warming. This natural phenomenon makes peremptory the search in the region for an invulnerable climate. Could it be achieved? The objective can be ...