Dominica has a vast network of hiking trails that suits all interests and levels of ability. Most trails traverse through diverse natural habitats such as rainforest, montane thicket or elfin woodland. The scale and diversity of hiking in Dominica makes the island unique to the Caribbean region. As a means ...

After inaugurating its 37th establishment in Cuba, the president of Meliá Hotels International, Gabriel Escarrer Julia, acknowledged that “it is not the first time that tourism companies suffer pressures for working” on the island. According to a statement issued last week by the chain, Escarrer referred to the effect of ...

Cayman Compass, By Kayla Young Small island states like Cayman rank among the world’s most vulnerable in climate change projections. While small island developing states contribute less than 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to the United Nations, climate scientists anticipate they will feel the greatest and most immediate ...

By Neil Walters Acting Secretary General  The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) joins the global community today in celebrating World Tourism Day 2019 under the theme, “Tourism and Jobs: A better Future for All”, according to an official release. Tourism is the region’s primary money earner, with the Caribbean welcoming an ...

Mexico’s Natural Commission of Natural Protected Areas has launched a set of innovative new policies aimed at safeguarding endangered whale sharks. Launched in advance of Whale Shark Day (August 30), the new government regulations are also aimed at preserving the magical appeal that attracts visitors each year to swim with ...

Cuban Minister of Tourism Manuel Marrero Cruz gave the keynote address in the opening of the Meliá Varadero Internacional Hotel, ceremony that coincides with a delicate energy situation that has been addressed by the Cuban president and other leaders. “This inaugural ceremony,” Marrero said, “is an irrefutable demonstration that we ...