Tourism dependent economies can take a huge hit this year as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. This among many other concerns were raised during The University of the West Indies Vice-Chancellor Forum: COVID-19 Partnering in the Caribbean’s Response, which was held at the Cave Hill Campus in Barbados ...

The Government of Barbados has advised that at this time there are no restrictions on travel to Barbados as a result of COVID-19. In a release, the Ministry of Health and Wellness confirmed that their measures of screening and testing are underway and “no-one has tested positive for the respiratory ...

The Martinique Tourism Authority, the Port of Martinique, the Martinique International Airport are closely monitoring the island’s points of entry to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and ensure the safety of its residents and visitors. As reported by the director of the Regional Health Agency’s (A.R.S.), the island is and ...

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.

Mexico managed to increase 1.5% the income from international tourism. that only in December 2019 left an economic spill of more than 2.4 billion US dollars.

The tour operator Green Alligator Travel & Events AG (GATE) specializes in customized tours for individual clients (Foreign Independent Tours, FITs), groups and incentives.