The world tourism industry is already studying the day after coronavirus pass away. The experts common concept is to prioritize tourist care with new rules including personal health.

By Frank Martin TTC Service.- If something seems to be certain is that the Caribbean is taking the arrival of the coronavirus without panic, although with good sanity. Without great daily coverage on Covid-19, the Caribbean islands have demonstrated do not see the pandemic with a false sense of security. ...

CARICOM (Caribbean Community) officials at a special emergency meeting in Bridgetown last week ramped up the region’s response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) even as three non-English speaking countries confirmed cases.

No cases of the coronavirus have been reported in the Caribbean, assured regional tourism and health officials, who are hard at work aiming to keep the region coronavirus-free. A partnership established five years ago between the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) and the private sector-led Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association ...

In January 2019, the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) warned the Caribbean region of an expected spike in dengue fever and called on communities to exercise caution and support the elimination of mosquito breeding sites to help combat the virus. A full year later, the number of individuals in the ...

The 4th International Health and Wellness Tourism Congress will take place from September 5 to 7 at the Hotel Renaissance Jaragua in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.