Point of View: LGBT+ Tourism discrimination Costs Caribbean US$4.2 billion a year
According to the United Nations World Travel Organisation, it is predicted that by 2030, there will be 180 million LGBTQ travelers worldwide
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It's official; Diving is a new attraction for Canadians in Cuba
A commercial contract has been signed between the Aquasub agencies in Ontario, Canada, and the Cuban Marina Marlin SA, which considers this sport independently and not within a package of options
TTC Special: Suitable keys for a complex tourist reopening
A combination of factors such active airlines, a good strategy with elements of health security and cautious promotion is helping the reactivation
21 of top 25 U.S. hotel markets in depression or recession
A new report released by the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) shows that the road to recovery for the hotel industry is long with 21 of the top 25 U.S. hotel markets remaining in a depression or recession
Point of View: A Dominican milestone, 3 manatees are returned to the wild
The liberation of the three manatees Juana, Pepe and Lupita, became a reality
It's official: If you are interested in Cuban music or dance, these tours of Cuba are definitely for you!
Cuba definitely feels like the pulsating heart of what it means to be Latino and the music and dance is core to this
TTC Special: Tourism, Summer opening expands worldwide
Experts say that Caribbean is the only place on planet earth where summer trips are looks healthier
Tourism driving Jamaica’s economic recovery since reopening
Since its reopening in June 2020, the tourism sector has been driving the economic recovery of Jamaica’s economy, through a steady increase in arrivals and tourism earnings
Point of View: Travel sector demands reopening in nationwide protest
Travel agents, pilots, tour operators, aviation workers and cabin crew are among the thousands of people who will ‘speak up for travel’
It's official: Cuba reports a high success rate for its homegrown Abdala vaccine
Throughout the pandemic, Cuba has declined to import foreign vaccines while striving to develop its own, the smallest country in the world to do so