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How can cruise lines deal with popular destinations getting sick of tourists?

How can cruise lines deal with popular destinations getting sick of tourists? Royal Caribbean Allure of the Seas cruise ship at the pier on Royal Caribbean's private coastal peninsula of Labadee, Haiti.Ron Buskirk/UCG/Universal Images Group/Getty Images The private destinations are especially important in the Caribbean, where the demand for cruises continues to grow and where islands with cruise ports are already dealing with overcrowding. Travel blogs frequently instruct travelers on how to avoid crowds at the most popular cruise ports, like Cozumel, Mexico, and Nassau, Bahamas. The private destinations in the Caribbean are also close to Florida, where residents of Key West have been trying to ban or limit cruise ships from docking there for years. Destinations around the world have opted to ban or restrict cruise ships Amsterdam, Barcelona, Venice, Santorini, and French Polynesia have all implemented restrictions on cruise liners, from outright bans to visitor limits or [...]

By |2024-03-18T23:12:22-04:0018 de March de 2024|Outstanding news, Transportation|0 Comments
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Caribbean tourism experiences strong growth in 2023, recovery to continue into 2024

Caribbean tourism experiences strong growth in 2023, recovery to continue into 2024 Continuing its positive recovery trend, Caribbean tourism grew in 2023 with an estimated 14.3% increase in international stay-over arrivals to the region, the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) has reported. Delivering the “Caribbean Tourism Performance Review 2023” in Bridgetown, Dona Regis-Prosper, Secretary-General of the CTO, shared that last year’s growth was in line with CTO’s forecast for the year, and attributed the outcome to sustained demand for outbound travel from the United States – the Caribbean’s main source market, enhanced tourism-related infrastructure within the destinations, the fulfillment of strategic marketing initiatives, and augmented airlift capacity between the region and its source markets, albeit unevenly distributed among the destinations. “Based on preliminary data provided so far by the destinations in the Caribbean, tourist visits were approximately 32.2 million – about four million more than in 2022,” stated Regis-Prosper, who noted that [...]

By |2024-03-18T23:07:28-04:0018 de March de 2024|Outstanding news, Tourism|0 Comments
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“The Americas is the promising territory for tourism”. Interview with Gustavo Santos

“The Americas is the promising territory for tourism” Interview with Gustavo Santos, UN Tourism Regional Director for the Americas By Daily Pérez Guillén The Cuban beach resort of Varadero will host the 69th Meeting of UN Tourism Regional Commission for the Americas (CAM) and the Seminar: Enhancing Tourism Development through Innovation in Community-based Tourism, on April 29 and 30. In the lead up to the event, TTC spoke with Gustavo Santos, UN Tourism Regional Director for the Americas. What topics will be on the agenda of the meeting of tourism ministers of the Americas this April in Cuba? The gathering we will hold in April in Varadero, Cuba, corresponds to the meeting of the UN Tourism Regional Commission for the Americas. We hope to bring together representatives of the 26 countries that make up the region and the two Associate Members, as well as the representatives of the private sector that [...]

By |2024-03-14T14:20:47-04:0014 de March de 2024|Events, Outstanding news|0 Comments
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Russian group Abráu-Diursó launches Danza del Fuego rum in collaboration with Cuba Ron S.A.

Russian group Abráu-Diursó launches Danza del Fuego rum in collaboration with Cuba Ron S.A. Danza de fuego. Photo: Vía X Russia has seen the launch of the first production of Danza del Fuego, an original Cuban rum, with the authorization of the state corporation Cuba Ron S.A. Each batch of rum is produced under the supervision of Cuban experts, who accompany all stages of production at Abráu-Diursó, the company reported. In a statement, Abráu-Diursó informed that the Danza del Fuego brand is a novelty in its Abrau Spirits portfolio of strong drinks. It stressed that this is the first Cuban rum production project in Russian territory to have the approval of Cuba Ron S.A. The Cuba Ron corporation is responsible for several distilleries in Cuba, including the historic Ronera Cárdenas, founded in 1878. The Russian company highlighted the importance of rum-making traditions on the Caribbean island, considered a national [...]

By |2024-03-14T10:42:05-04:0014 de March de 2024|Gastronomy|0 Comments
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Havana to host Informática 2024 19th International Convention and Fair

Havana to host Informática 2024 19th International Convention and Fair By Daily Pérez Guillén Artificial intelligence, information and communications technologies, robotics, cybersecurity and even women's inclusion in the digital creation sphere are set to top online search engines from Cuba starting March 18. That date will see the opening of the Informática 2024 19th International Convention and Fair in Havana under the slogan "For a Digital Society." Sector experts and authorities gathering at the Havana International Conference Center will find a space to share relevant data on technological development in this area. At a press conference, Cuba's First Deputy Minister of Communications, Wilfredo González, announced that the Secretary General of the Caribbean Telecommunications Organization, Rodney Taylor, and Ana Veneroso, regional representative of the International Telecommunication Union, a specialized agency of the United Nations of which Cuba is a member, will participate in the high-level panel on digital transformation and its challenges, [...]

By |2024-03-18T23:05:56-04:0014 de March de 2024|Events, Outstanding news|0 Comments
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Hotel El Mangroove in Costa Rica nominated for World’s Best Awards 2024

Hotel El Mangroove in Costa Rica nominated for World's Best Awards 2024 The categories that nominate him are: Mexico & Central America's Leading Beach Resort, Mexico & Central America's Leading Boutique Resort and Costa Rica's Leading Resort. This is the program's highest global travel and tourism recognition. The hotel is located in the Gulf of Papagayo, Panama Beach, in Guanacaste Costa Rica, it is a casual bohemian luxury destination, characterized by offering a 100% wellness stay, which guarantees rest, enjoyment and satisfaction. It has five swimming pools, one of them exclusively for adults, jacuzzis, cabanas, three restaurants with diverse concepts. In addition, they offer yoga classes, use of bicycles to explore the area, among others. The Mangroove has its own Azul tour operator, to offer guests water activities such as kayaks, paddle board or snorkeling, beach tours, sport fishing, among others. The gastronomy of the place is offered under the concept [...]

By |2024-03-11T20:27:40-04:0011 de March de 2024|Tourism|0 Comments
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Cruises are still calling into port in Haiti. Here’s why

Cruises are still calling into port in Haiti. Here’s why Don Mennig/Alamy Stock Photo/FILE Some 130 miles north of Haiti’s capital of Port-au-Prince, which has been gripped by a wave of gang attacks, a private cruise port is receiving guests at a resort with its own security and controlled access. Royal Caribbean ships are still calling into Labadee — the cruise company’s day-use property located on a peninsula more than six hours drive from Port-au-Prince. The company is monitoring the situation throughout the area, according to a spokesperson for Royal Caribbean. A US Department of State’s Level 4 travel advisory (“do not travel,” the highest warning level) for the Caribbean nation of Haiti was most recently updated on July 27, 2023, citing “kidnapping, crime, civil unrest, and poor health care infrastructure,” among the reasons the US State Department has advised against travel to Haiti for some time. Haiti shares [...]

By |2024-03-11T20:11:38-04:0011 de March de 2024|Transportation|0 Comments
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Embracing Change in Caribbean Tourism Development

Embracing change in Caribbean Tourism Development Caribbean tourism, with its potential to be a pervasive cornerstone for sustainable socioeconomic development, has undergone significant changes over the past six decades. Initially catering to leisure seekers drawn to the region’s “sun, sand, and sea,” the industry has evolved considerably. Today, tourism marketers face a sea of changes influenced by: Tourism linkages: These have expanded service opportunities. Digital marketing: Information and communications technology (ICT) has revolutionised information distribution via social media and online platforms. Enterprise development: This has facilitated the conversion of business opportunities. he impact of these changes is redefining the transformation of the industry. In the early days of “sun, sand and sea” tourism, hotels, restaurants, and entertainment marketing strategies heavily relied on advertising agents who created campaigns based on market research and advised clients on advertising budgets across print, out-of-home (OOH), radio, and eventually television media. This approach paved the way [...]

By |2024-03-11T20:00:36-04:0011 de March de 2024|Tourism|0 Comments
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Montevideo, an option for every type of tourist

Montevideo, an option for every type of tourist Montevideo, the Uruguayan capital, is presented as an ideal destination for those tourists interested in living an experience full of history, good gastronomy and a vibrant culture. The city offers visitors a varied cultural and recreational agenda, quality services, captivating landscapes, along with values ​​as precious as the safety and hospitality of its people. Montevideo is an exceptional option for lovers of historical tourism. In the city, almost 300 years of history can be felt, from the colonial era to the city of the 21st century. Its memories, music, aromas, architecture, cultural expressions and cosmopolitan tradition are reflected in a colorful sky that dialogues with the water that bathes its coast and its bay. One of the best ways to learn about the history of the city is through a guided walking tour of the Old City and Avenida 18 de Julio. In [...]

By |2024-03-11T19:56:15-04:0011 de March de 2024|Outstanding news, Tourism|0 Comments
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A Secret Garden to discover before the cruise ships do

A Secret Garden to discover before the cruise ships do Dominica, a remote Caribbean island, enchants with its waterfalls, hot springs and hummingbirds. But a new airport and more tourists could tame its wildness. The hiking trail to Middleham Falls on the Caribbean island of Dominica is all wet leaves, slippery black stones and steps formed by tree roots. It could be a path in Middle-earth, shrouded, shadowy and green, fit for hobbits and fairies. Where sunlight pierced the canopy, rainbows formed in the mist, almost close enough to poke. Here and there, hummingbirds drew nectar from huge blossoms. The goal on that January day: a 200-foot forest cascade filling and refilling little pools on the valley floor, where I could — as one does in the secret hot pools and isolated waterfalls of Dominica — shed my clothes, slip into water and commune with the hummingbirds like a fairy queen. [...]

By |2024-03-11T19:51:07-04:0011 de March de 2024|Tourism|0 Comments
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