Tourism in the Caribbean has made a strong bounce back in the wake of powerful storms that struck the region, with arrival figures more than double the global growth rate this year. The Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) is reporting a regional 9.7 percent increase in arrival figures for the first ...

Jamaica’s Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett says that the Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre has been tasked with developing a tourism crisis communications strategy which will help Caribbean nations ‘build back better’ following a disaster. Speaking at the opening ceremony of a Tourism Crisis Communications and Disaster Risk Management ...

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.

Mexican Caribbean travel leaders including Quintana Roo Tourism Board director Dario Flota Ocampo, Secretary of Tourism Marisol Vanegas Perez, and state representatives concluded a successful appearance last week at London’s World Travel Market, focused on the region’s top European market. On the last day of the market, Vanegas Perez held ...

By Frank Martin TTC service. -The Caribbean tenacity in its objective of maintaining its crucial Tourism industry stable resulted in tourist arrivals to the Caribbean increasing by 9.7% during the first half of 2019 compared to the same period in 2018. According to a report from the Caribbean Tourism Organization ...

Royal Caribbean International is predicting that its Caribbean cruise tourism business will grow by 50 percent by 2030, with the overall economic benefit reaching six billion dollars. President and chief executive officer, Michael Bayley, told a recent Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) outlook forum that with the region continuing to grow ...