Point of View: The Tourism Industry Is in Trouble
Many island nations rely on foreign tourists, but the world’s major economies will also see drastic declines in spending as the coronavirus shuts down travel.
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It's official: Coral reef saving project moves forward
Accenture, Intel and the Sulubaa¯ Environmental Foundation announced the CORaiL project, powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) to monitor, characterize and analyze the resilience of coral reefs.
Coronavirus: Cuba brought back citizens from 15 countries
Cuba has brought back more than 2,000 citizens from 15 countries amid the coronavirus outbreak, the Caribbean nation's foreign minister said on Monday.
Turks & Caicos Statistics reveal 1.5 million + tourists in 2019
The Turks and Caicos Islands welcomed a total of 1,598,557 Visitor Arrivals for 2019.
Point of View: Cuba's private sector suffering from a lack of tourists
Havana is a ghost town. The American convertibles swooned over by tourists are back in the garage, while most restaurants and cafes are closed.
Barbados Looks to the Future During COVID-19 Crisis: Our Facebook Live Chat
Barbados Tourism Minister Kerrie Symonds was a guest on the TravelPulse Canada 1 on 1 Facebook Live series on Monday
The Sargasso Sea Is Plenty Wide, and It’s Growing
Foto: Karel Mirgaya/123RF What happens when you have too much of a good thing. Sargassum is like red wine or cologne. It can be very good in moderation. Sargassum is the umbrella term for a group of marine algae species—within a larger group called...
Caribbean, Latin American Countries Coordinate Food Supply
Some 25 countries in the Caribbean and Latin America have joined forces and signed a declaration of cooperation, ensuring that food is not lacking in the region during the coronavirus global pandemic.
It's official: Jamaica optimism about coronavirus
Jamaican tourism officials are striking an optimistic chord about the destination's potential recovery once the global coronavirus situation is has been brought under control.
How COVID-19 Has Affected the Caribbean and Latin America
Countries throughout the Caribbean and Latin America are ordering residents to remain at home in an effort to contain the coronavirus. Here’s a look at what some governments are doing as of March 28, 2020.