In Antigua and Barbuda, tourism planners are exploring eco-friendly accommodations like ‘glamping’ – luxury campsites with low impact on beaches. In Puerto Rico, hoteliers are swapping contingency plans to improve hurricane and disaster response. Across the region, tourism stakeholders are grappling with the reality of climate change and the threat ...

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.

By Frank Martin TTC Service. – At least in the rugged Caribbean region, protecting the environment is take care about tourism and that is precisely what a firm called Green Recruitment Company proposes in the area. According to its digital page, this company is a premium provider of global solutions ...

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) has made an initial monetary contribution to The Bahamas following the devastation caused by Hurricane Dorian earlier this month. The sum of US$20,000 has been transferred to the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) of The Bahamas as part of the CTO’s on-going support of the long-term ...

By hosting last week, the 12 International Nature Tourism Event (Turnat 2019), Cuba caught the attention of important specialists from around the world, organizers said. The commercial director of the Ecotur agency, Rafael Longino, added that meeting in the south-central region from September 24 to 28 was Cuba’s most important ...

By Frank Martin Plastic emerged in the United States in 1860, when a grand prize was offered to anyone who could replace ivory to make billiard balls. Today that material formed by organic compounds, synthetic or semi-synthetic, is still present in a dangerous game; pollution. It is a very bad ...