CHTA Starts Taking in Nominations for CHIEF Awards

Friday, October 13, 2023

The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) has started taking in submissions for the Caribbean Hospitality Industry Exchange Forum (CHIEF) prizes, identifying the best observes within the Caribbean hospitality segment. This comes with expectation building for CHIEF this year to be held in November. 

These awards honor member hotels, attractions, resorts along with connected initiatives for their exceptional creativities this year in the following groups:

• Sustainability
• Marketing
• People development
• Social responsibility
• Technology achievement

Submissions are open to all dynamic CHTA associates in good standing and needs to be submitted straightaway by the associates themselves or by tourism bodies, industry associates and CHTA patrons.

An autonomous board of practiced juries will choose the winners, and the results would be declared at the CHIEF Awards luncheon, happening from November 29 to December 1 this year at the Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon.

Nicola Madden-Greig, the CHTA President said that this year’s CHIEF Awards rejoice the flexibility, novelty and community essence confirmed by their members and associates.

She said that they are happy to acknowledge these determinations and keenly hope for
exceptional submissions.

Bill Clegg, CHIEF Program Chair said that the occasion is created as an ‘idea exchange forum’ and intrinsically, the activities and outcomes of the award-nominated
and -receiving policies deliberated in Miami will be said after the session for acceptance by other tourism trades all through the Caribbean.

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