The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) will celebrate its 46th Caribbean Week at the Wyndham New Yorker, from June 1, under the theme: “Year of Festivals,” and will come alive for a full week with “Amazing Caribbean Culture, Cuisine, and Rhythm.” Sylma Brown, director of the Caribbean Tourism Organization NY Inc., ...

Four Dominican Government agencies intend to increase the visits by private planes for tourism in the country, as a way to contribute to president Danilo Medina’s announced goal of attracting at least 10 million foreigners per year. Airports Department director Marino Collante, on Fri. said Dominican officials signed an agreement ...

The Mexican government plans to launch its latest tourism campaign, called “Knocking at the Door,” to attract more Chinese tourists, the Tourism Ministry said on Sunday. The idea is to target countries with large tourism markets, such as China, and improve Mexico’s standing among global tourist destinations, Tourism Minister Miguel ...

Jamaica’s tourism sector has reported a big and “unprecedented start” to 2019, according to record-breaking arrival figures and earnings. The country has become the first Caribbean destination to welcome one million visitors during the nine first months of the year. Tourism generated for Jamaica foreign exchange earnings of approximately US$800 ...

Jim Byers, Published by Travel Pulse Canada The Gaviota Tourism Group is making constant strides to improve an already great product in Cuba, officials told a travel industry gathering in Toronto. A bevy of company higher-ups were in Canada’s largest city on Tuesday along with Cuba hotel representatives, familiar Cuban tourism ...

By Frank Martin Good news is not as frequent as bad news for the Caribbean such as the aftermath of climate change or high oil prices. But the Caribbean tourist industry moves forward and therefore generates good news. Here are some: Cartagena, the beautiful colonial port city on the Caribbean ...