Leading tourism stakeholders from the Bahamas and St. Lucia took top honors at the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association’s (CHTA) annual Caribbean Hospitality Industry Exchange Forum (CHIEF) Awards Celebration before a packed house last week at the Hyatt Regency Miami. Hotels, attractions and tourism stakeholder organizations from throughout the Caribbean ...

Approximately 60% of the hotel stock in the British Virgin Islands has reopened since the 2017 hurricanes, according to the BVI Tourist Board & Film Commission. The most recent addition to the list of properties includes the newbuild, 21-room Quito’s Inn in Cane Garden Bay on Tortola. “The BVI’s tourism ...

Climate change is no longer a future event for tourism, it is altering the decisions of today’s travelers, in the view of the Jamaica Tourist Board. The world observed the immediate impacts of climate change most recently in 2017 when hurricanes Irma and Maria caused severe destruction to several islands. ...

By the Way, Hannah Sampson For Americans traveling to Cuba, the future looks less like jaunts to the Ernest Hemingway estate and cigar factories and more like visits to community youth programs and quality time with artisans who make cigar humidors. As a result of tighter restrictions on how Americans ...

Kerrie D. Symmonds, Barbados’ minister of tourism and international transport, told TravelPulse on Thursday that the island is looking into several initiatives to make disabled tourists more comfortable on vacations, while also improving the quality of life for its disabled locals. As part of Caribbean Week New York, which was ...

Dominica’s famed Jungle Bay Eco Villas celebrated its reopening during a soft launch earlier this month, welcoming its first guests ahead of its official launch at the end of June. The Caribbean boutique resort had previously operated for ten years, but was destroyed by Hurricane Maria in 2017. Now, Jungle ...