Youth Leaders, Climate Experts Call for Urgency in Addressing Climate Change-Related Health Impacts
Climate change is not and has never been simply an environmental issue-the impact of our changing planet reaches far beyond weather patterns and into our personal lives, affecting physical and mental health
Cruise industry seeks partnership with governments to reach decarbonization goals
Cruise industry leaders convening in Genoa at the industry's first European Summit devoted to the decarbonization of cruise have called on governments to join in the effort by creating the right regulatory framework and investments to match the industry's commitment to accelerate the development and delivery of sustainable maritime fuels and technologies necessary to achieve net-zero carbon cruising by 2050
Blue Diamond Resorts in Cuba have been recognized in the annual TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards
Royalton Cayo Santa Maria, Memories Jibacoa, and Grand Memories Varadero were bestowed with Travellers’ Choice’s highest honor, the Best of the Best Award in the Top 25 All-Inclusive Resorts in the Caribbean, alongside 2022 Travellers’ Choice winners Starfish Cuatro Palmas and Memories Miramar Habana
Jamaica Welcomes one Millionth Stopover Visitor for 2022
Milestone Places Jamaica Near 2019 Pre-Pandemic Stopover Arrivals with the Next One Million Arrivals Expected in October
The Cayman Islands to Host Caribbean Tourism Organization and IATA Aviation Conference in September
The Cayman Islands Ministry and Department of Tourism are partnering with the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) to host the organization’s Business Meetings from 12-15 September 2022. This conference will be the first major in-person event programme for the CTO. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) will also host Caribbean Aviation Day on 14 September during the CTO event in the Cayman Islands
Santa Clara Convent in Havana receives funding from UNESCO and the European Union for its restoration
The 1.7-million-dollar contribution is mainly for the recovery of the first cloister of the Convent, which will house the main lecture hall and a large part of the workshops and laboratories of the future Santa Clara College for Training in Restoration Arts and Crafts of Cuba and the Caribbean
It’s official: Cuban Tourism Minister working visit to Canada
Cuban Minister of Tourism Juan Carlos Garcia continues his working visit to Canada, where he has held meetings with local entrepreneurs to stimulate business with Cuba's major tourist-sending market
Point of View: Small and medium-sized tourism enterprises to benefit from business in Jamaica
Small and medium-sized tourism enterprises (SMTEs) are set to benefit from a series of business support webinars, beginning 2022
Dominican Republic Hoteliers, “immersed” in finding a solution to eradicate sargassum
After the arrival of sargassum on the beaches of the Dominican Republic, the executive vice president of the Association of Hotels and Tourism of the Dominican Republic, Andrés Marranzini, together with the authorities, is immersed in the process of finding solutions but did not reveal details, to face the situation
US will end Covid-19 testing requirement for air travelers entering the country
The Biden administration is expected to announce Friday that the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will lift its requirement for travelers to test negative for Covid-19 before entering the US, according to a senior administration official
