The Bahamas launches Caribbean’s First National Sustainable Island Challenge The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, Investments & Aviation, in collaboration with the UN Tourism and local innovation hub Innovate 242, officially launches the Bahamas Sustainable...
Guanahacabibes: Biodiverse, exuberant and unique Guanacabibes. Photo: Panchito González López The Guanahacabibes Peninsula is lies on the westernmost tip of Cuba, a region distinguished from the rest of the country considered one of the areas with the...
The rhythm of jazz at the Iberostar Selection La Habana A collaboration by Rachell Cowan Starting July 17, Thursday nights at the Iberostar Selection La Habana will be filled with jazz. From the 41st floor of the tower, the “Habana Blues” Sky Bar invites...
Breeze Travel Solutions sets stage for Caribbean Tourism revolution in New York The future of Caribbean tourism was on full display during “Passage to Paradise,” a high-profile media event hosted by Breeze Travel Solutions as part of Caribbean Week New...
Rhapsody of the seas celebrates ibero-american culture Rhapsody of the Seas Royal Caribbean International returns to Latin America after a decade with Rhapsody of the Seas. To celebrate the first arrival in Colón, Panama, local dancers were present, who...
Cancun breaks all previous tourism records as destination soars in popularity Cancun. Photo: Emilian Danaila/Pixabay A strong winter holiday travel season helped lift passenger counts at Cancun International Airport to more than three million passengers...
TTC Special: Cruise tourism’s private islands Cruise tourism’s private islands. Photo: Pixabay/chengtzf By: José Luis Perelló Cabrera The Caribbean Sea and its islands have become a main cruise area since the late 20th century. Its geographical structure...
Cuba bets on the MICE segment. Interview with the Minister of Tourism Photo: TTC By: Daily Pérez Guillén When Cuba was chosen as the venue for the 39th Congress of the Federation of Latin American Congress Organizing Entities, its coordinators visited the...
Dominican Annual Tourism Exchange 2023 tourism fair inaugurated The Dreams Flora Resort & Spa hotel in Bávaro was the venue for the inauguration of the Dominican Annual Tourism Exchange fair, DATE 2023, led by the Minister of Tourism, David Collado. David...
2022, a year that began not only with a still complicated pandemic but also with a dangerous war in Europe, demands only one result: a good summer restoration
Photo: VViktor/Pixabay By Frank Martin After a "business too slow" summer season in which the pandemic never went under control, the Caribbean tourism industry and governments are working now intensely for a winter success. The Caribbean islands, with...
Photo: ©rfranca/123rf By Frank Martin Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Cuba and the Bahamas have in common their progress as tourist destinations as covid-19 epidemic recedes step by step in 2021 while still threatening a return. The picturesque Jamaica's...
The world's great cruise ships are ready to set sail next summer thanks to anti-Covid-19 vaccines.
Jamaica’s tourism industry is focusing on providing a seamless travel experience that allows visitors to enjoy the destination safely, with an offer that favors nature tourism, well-being and outdoor activities, according to the requirements of physical...
April is usually an excellent month in the Caribbean. April 2020 will be worth being forgotten by anyone returning from vacation to the region.
A Caribbean concept is that there is considerable experience in the states of the area in managing interruptions and risks when facing hurricanes and other natural disasters, in addition to severe global economic tensions.
ForwardKeys a business company offering a new approach about traveler operational business estimated that tourism in the Caribbean grew 4.4% in 2019.