Until the health crisis erupted, our industry was responsible for 5% of global greenhouse gas emissions. The challenge today is to start operating again, seeking to reduce that number as much as possible.

TTC Service.- A group of Caribbean islands that live on tourism have agreed on an environmental issue: They agree about discarded plastics that float in the Caribbean Sea are extremely polluting. Jamaica, Belize, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago and the Bahamas have just jointly announced that since January 1, ...

Dominican Republic’s tourism industry has been rocked to its core in 2019 following the high-profile deaths of at least 10 U.S. citizens that prompted a downward spiral in the number of visitors to the Caribbean destination this summer amid safety concerns from consumers. Global hospitality brands, however, haven’t lost sight ...

KINGSTON, JAMAICA – Tourism Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett has announced that his Ministry will be hosting the Second Tourism Resilience Summit of the Americas, under the theme “Building Tourism Resilience for Sustainable Development’. The event, which is open to the public, is scheduled to take place on October 9 and ...

The Cuban tourism product presentation caravan started in Rome and continued in its annual tour to several cities in Italy. The opening day took place at the embassy of the Caribbean country and finished in Rimini, where the Cuban delegation participated in the 56th International Tourism Fair (TTG), from October 9 ...

Mario Masciullo, eTN Italy The successfully-concluded OTDYKH Expo in Russia saw the participation of Cuba as a country partner for this 2019 International Russian Travel Market. Cuba brought a wave of joy and lightheartedness to the event as only the Cubans know how to do. They created an attractive show ...