The world celebrates Global Tourism Resilience Day for the first time on Friday, February 17.

CAYMAN ISLANDS – Cayman Airways Limited (CAL) has announced that its growing route map of international destinations will include Panama, Central America, this summer when the airline relaunches nonstop flights between Grand Cayman and Tocumen International Airport (PTY), starting June 26, 2023.

WASHINGTON DC - Southwest Airlines says it is looking to deepen its current relationship with Jamaica and will during the course of the year, examining a proposal to expand its services into Kingston.

WILLEMSTAD, Curacao – The Barbados-based Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) says it is resuming several activities and events this year, as the tourism sector across the Caribbean registers strong post-COVID-19 pandemic results.

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – The Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) reopened on Wednesday after the authorities said a faulty runway edge lights circuit had resulted in the closure of the main runway on Tuesday evening.

ROSEAU, Dominica – The United Arab Emirates-based Range Developments, an investment and hospitality company, operating across the Eastern Caribbean, says no Dominican jobs will be affected as it announced a change in the management and operation of the 151-room Cabrits Resort & Spa in Portsmouth, north of here.

Curaçao, one of the Caribbean’s top performing tourism destinations, is playing host to leading tourism decision makers this week.

The small Caribbean nation of St. Kitts and Nevis has big things going on in 2023.

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Jamaica government Tuesday said the United Nations has ratified the country’s efforts to bolster resilience in global tourism by officially designating February 17th as Global Tourism Resilience Day annually.

Although the Cayman Islands was among the last Caribbean destinations to fully open to visitors, tourism officials are upbeat about the steady post-pandemic tourism gains the British Overseas Territory is registering.

Frontier Airlines, which describes itself as an “ultra-low fare carrier”, is doubling down on service expansions to Puerto Rico, announcing new nonstop routes from seven U.S. cities and Cancun, beginning in May.

St. George’s, Grenada – The Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA) is proud to unveil a new Grenada sign that represents the unique selling points of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique at the Melville Street Cruise Ship Terminal. The striking new sign, located at the entrance of the Welcome Center, welcomes visitors to Grenada with a bold and colorful display of the island's name in large letters.