Caribbean authorities consider effective the region reaction against Covid-19 pandemic. Nevertheless they think that in next reopening stage tourism business will be very complex.

The Government of Grenada has approved a plan to facilitate the entry of yachts into the tri-island state to protect them during the hurricane season.

Tourism-dependent destinations in the Caribbean are being advised to look more to regional travel to boost their tourism product post COVID-19. At the same time, former Minister of Tourism and Aviation in the Bahamas Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace is suggesting that governments consider reducing taxes on intra-regional travel to encourage more movement ...

Already faced with billions of dollars in losses as a result of COVID-19, Jamaica’s tourism ministry has begun planning the reopening of its industry in order to help save the country’s economy.

There are few things more disgraceful than an organization representing doctors playing politics when South Africa is grappling with a deadly virus and literally fighting for the survival of its people.

Many island nations rely on foreign tourists, but the world’s major economies will also see drastic declines in spending as the coronavirus shuts down travel.