By Frank Martin TTC Service.-Religious tourism is increasingly important in the smokeless industry because it allows visitors to know intimate aspects of destinations cultures. The itineraries of the worldwide cruise ships prove that numerous routes that touch those places. According to statistics, these companies maintain more than 100 cruise itineraries ...

By Frank Martin TTC Service. – Although controversial marijuana remains illegal in most of the Caribbean, including Jamaica, decriminalization bills arose in the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago and even earlier in St. Kitts and Nevis based on medical and religious ground. Cannabis has made its way through some countries ...

Havana, Cuba. Billboard “In general, the narrative about Cuba is not as sexy or optimistic,” Cuba Educational Travel’s Collin Laferty concedes. “[But] when you look at a crowd that size, dancing, smiling, crying for five hours that’s pretty unique.” It’s been five years now since then-President Barack Obama announced that ...

By Frank Martin TTC Service.- Monserrat has a unique tourist attraction. The Soufrière Hills volcano is still active and complex with many lava domes that form its summit in the middle of the Caribbean island. The Caribbean has some volcanoes that match their Soufriere names, which means “sulfur output” in ...

TTC Service.- A group of Caribbean islands that live on tourism have agreed on an environmental issue: They agree about discarded plastics that float in the Caribbean Sea are extremely polluting. Jamaica, Belize, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago and the Bahamas have just jointly announced that since January 1, ...

A large part of people residing in the Caribbean are employees of the tourism industry and believe that damage of climate change is a long term problem.