By Frank Martin TTC Service.- Overtourism has essentially gone mainstream around the world. Occurs when there are too many visitors to a particular destination. But now a parallel trend called undertourism is playing out in some emerging destinations that are framing themselves as peaceful yet exciting alternatives to the packed ...

Central America and the Caribbean saw tourism industry numbers decline 2 percent in 2018, and Northern Europe was flat due to the weakness of arrivals to the United Kingdom according to Skift corporate travel innovation report The UK’s fall in visitors probably owes more to the stellar 2017 than anything ...

By Frank Martin Soon the Chinese on vacation will massively visit the islands of the Caribbean, according to forecasts in the region based on facts. One of the facts is that the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) will host a large contingent of Chinese travel buyers for the first ...

By Frank Martin Good news about tourism in the Caribbean at the beginning of 2019 has dispelled many of the concerns in the region after the terrible impact of the consecutive intense hurricanes in 2017. According to Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) data resurgent islands are additionally poised to achieve continued ...

By Frank Martin TTC Service.- A collective effort in the Caribbean Sea faces climate change, which is silently damaging marine life. One of the Caribbean projects against climate change will assist in research, monitoring, and designing adaptation strategies in the hope that corals of the Mesoamerican reef and its coastal ...

By F.Martin After a flight that can be from 45 minutes to three to four hours, a visitor coming to the Caribbean from the snow can leave his coat in his luggage and take a sea bath. Any tourist who resides in the North of America will be able to ...