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...
Cubanacan Hotel Group secures sales in Canada By Daily Pérez Guillén The Cubanacan Hotel Group presents itself in Canada as the gateway to Cuba’s natural and cultural treasures. In a conversation with TTC, Yaima Suárez, vice president of the company,...
Sargassum-free Cuban beaches: Caribbean havens with crystal-clear waters Photo: TTC. A collaboration by Rachell Cowan Canino As the Caribbean faces record-breaking sargassum seaweed accumulation, Cuba is emerging as a destination with preserved beaches...
Jamaica’s 70th Tourism Milestone Celebration In New York Jamaica. Photo: ©luckyphotographer/123rf In a powerful display of Caribbean unity, the United States, Barbados, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Antigua and Barbuda gathered in New York City to...
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...
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...
TTC Special: World Tourism: A new bonanza approaching? By Frank Martin A lucky number for world tourism may be 2023. In the current year worldwide sector approaches the "peak" it reached in 2019, recovering step by step to the about 95% of the serious...
A few days ago, the Cuban Embassy in Phnom Penh organized a gathering with the local travel association, presenting Cuba as a destination of choice for travelers from Cambodia
Urban tourism has been among the hardest hit parts of the sector and may be the last to recover
Countries including Jamaica, Martinique, The Bahamas, Barbados, St. Lucia, and Dominica have seen a rise in cases fueled by the highly contagious Delta variant
Visitors can now embrace island life in Saint Lucia with a multiple entry visa for up to one year
Jamaica started its restrictions on movement on Sunday, with the first lockdown lasting three days
Cuba's average temperatures for October are in the late twenties and early thirties, making the long, white sandy beaches and crystalline seas the perfect setting for a luxury getaway
UNWTO data shows that, during the first five months of 2021 global destinations recorded 147 million fewer international arrivals compared to the same period in 2020
Air Canada has unveiled additional details of its planned international schedule for this summer, which includes the resumption of 17 routes and 11 destinations
The liberation of the three manatees Juana, Pepe and Lupita, became a reality