ST. CROIX, U.S. Virgin Islands – Guests of The Buccaneer Beach & Golf Resort, St. Croix’s landmark property, can save more than $1,000 per room when they visit this summer.

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Jamaica earned an estimated US$3.6 billion in revenue from the tourist industry last year as the island welcomed more than 3.3 million visitors, according to latest figures released here.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – Canadian carrier, Air Canada will be returning its air service between Toronto and Trinidad as of November 1, 2023.

During the recently concluded Caribbean Tourism Organization’s (CTO) Caribbean Week in New York, Charles ‘Max’ Fernandez, Minister of Tourism of Antigua and Barbuda, shared an optimistic outlook on the future of Caribbean tourism.

Winair in partnership with Flamingo Airport and Tourism Corporation Bonaire has announced that it will include Bonaire in its portfolio of destinations with the reintroduction of flights to Bonaire from St. Maarten with a stopover in Curaçao, starting July 2023.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The University of the West Indies (UWI), the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA), the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE), and Green Trinidad and Tobago have joined forces to assess the extent to which the region’s tourism industry is participating in globally recognized sustainability-oriented certification programs.

VIEUX FORT, Saint Lucia - Serenity at Coconut Bay in Saint Lucia is pleased to announce its recent accolades as the recipient of the 2023 Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice Best of the Best Award. The resort has been honored as the #1 ranked Best of the Best Luxury Caribbean Hotel and the #3 ranked Best of the Best Top Hotel in the Caribbean.  The Travelers' Choice Best of the Best awards presented annually by Tripadvisor are their highest honor. Award winners are among the top 1% of listings on the popular platform based on reviews and opinions shared by travelers from around the globe over a 12-month period.

NEW YORK, New York – Kenneth Bryan, Chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), described the first post-pandemic Caribbean Week in New York as a success as public and private sector leaders and stakeholders addressed priority issues impacting the region during various meetings and activities.

St. George’s, Grenada W.I. – A delegation from Grenada, including the Hon. Lennox Andrews, Minister for Economic Development, Planning, Tourism and ICT, Creative Economy, Agriculture and Lands, Fisheries and Cooperatives; Kim Frederick, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Economic Development, Planning, Tourism, ICT, Creative Economy, Agriculture and Lands, Fisheries & Cooperatives; Randall Dolland, Chairman of the Grenada Tourism Authority; and Petra Roach, CEO of the Grenada Tourism Authority, came to New York to participate in Caribbean Week. They were supported by the local team of Christine Noel-Horsford, Director of Sales, USA and Shanai St. Bernard, Manager of Sales, USA. The annual event, which is held in New York, provides councils of ministers and directors an opportunity to discuss challenges such as the current issues of sargassum and inter-regional travel, foster media engagement, promote thought leadership, and encourage networking within the tourism industry.

St. George’s, Grenada W.I. – Known as the Spice Isle of the Caribbean, the Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA) has launched a culinary partnership with renowned Chef Alexander Smalls to raise its profile as a leading culinary destination.  

St. George’s, Grenada W.I.  – Canadians seeking warmth, adventure and relaxation this winter, will find it easier to find their respite in Grenada when Air Canada resumes service on October 29th with double the previous capacity. The carrier will double its frequency to the destination to four weekly flights from Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) to Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND).

NEW YORK, New York – Bahamas Minister of Tourism, Investments and Aviation,  Chester Cooper, Wednesday said that tourist arrivals to the archipelago had returned to the levels before the COVID-19 pandemic and that the country was also pushing to become a hub for Caribbean destinations.