CHTA declares need to look for tourism solutions in the region

Thursday, July 13, 2023

The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) has declared the requirement to search for tourism
resolutions in the region and stay in tuned with the anticipated sustainability for the division.

Nicola Madden-Greig, the President of the CHTA, urged the Caribbean tourism bests to build their own purpose in the vivacious travel and tourism segment, and not to be swayed by the plans of benefits external to the region.

The CHTA President said that some are mounting by leaps and bounds, and others persist in recovery
approach, although the general tourism movement in the Caribbean has nearly gone back to the levels
before the pandemic.

The distribution of flights and inadequate promotion assets are mainly accountable for this absence of
balance.

In order to recuperate fully and equally for the tourism sector of the region, Madden-Greig said that it is
significant for government frontrunners to frame guidelines and tactics that uphold steady, foreseeable
and inter-island connectivity.

The CHTA President added that such a change would not only inspire travelers to visit more islands, but would also assist in realizing the requirements of Caribbean populaces visiting for family business and
relaxation reasons.

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