Virgin Atlantic returns to Saint Lucia
Saint Lucia has celebrated the return of Virgin Atlantic as the first flight arrived at Hewanorra Airport
Bahamas updated requirements for foreing travelers
The Bahamas has just updated its entry requirements for foreign travelers With Omicron variant spreading rapidly worldwide
FiturNext Observatory announces the winning initiatives of the 2022 Challenge, focused on accessibility in tourism
TUR4all, Albastar and COCEMFE are the winning projects in the categories of new technologies for accessible tourism, tourism services and inclusive complementary offer and management and promotion of accessibility in the sector, respectively
End of year message
Travel Trade Caribbean wishes you a happy and prosperous New Year wishing that our tourism industry continues its recovery towards a more sustainable, inclusive and resilient future
TTC Special: Omicron: Will the quarantines return?
The world is carefully analyzing the long-term consequences of Omicron. That’s because the impetuous variant of SARS-CoV-2 could delay the advance of the vaccine-driven global reopening for longer than anticipated. In fact, quarantines have already returned to some countries
It’s Official: Cuban economy will grow 4% next year
The Cuban economy will grow 4% next year as the country struggles to recover from an economic crisis, according to a report by the prime minister posted over the weekend
Point of View: Panama suspends entry from United Kingdom and South Africa
The Panamanian government suspended entry to the country for anyone from the United Kingdom and South Africa, countries affected by a new strain of covid-19, that is much more contagious
Dominican Republic received $7million In medical referrals from Turks And Caicos islands
Health officials in Dominican Republic said they have received approximately $7million from Turks and Caicos Islands for health procedures so far this year
Grenada drops quarantine requirement for vaccinated travelers
As the holiday travel season begins and with global vaccinations on the rise, Grenada has updated its visitor protocols
University Of Belize’ Protocols For Face-To-Face Classes
The University of Belize has announced that only fully vaccinated persons may participate in face-to-face classes on campus, whether students, faculty, or staff