The event’s highlight will be the feature address delivered by newly appointed CTO Secretary-General Dona Regis-Prosper.

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) deeply mourns the loss of distinguished Bahamian leader and former chairman of the inter-regional body, Obediah Wilchcombe.

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) brings the region’s vibrant culture and diverse travel experiences to the Latin American market during the highly anticipated FIT Tourism Fair in Argentina this month. FIT, Feria Internacional de Turismo (International Tourism Fair), one of …

The USA-Caribbean Investment Forum, organized by the Caribbean Association of Investment Promotion Agencies (CAIPA), is a pivotal event for investors, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders seeking to capitalize on the opportunities within the Caribbean region.

Dona Regis-Prosper, the Secretary-General and the CEO of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO),delineated her initial plans for managing the intergovernmental association in control of tourismgrowth across 25 Caribbean countries and regions. She spoke to audience comprising local, regional and global …

Acknowledging the strategic, multidimensional nature of the CEO’s responsibilities, Minister Bryan lauded Regis-Prosper for her “wealth of experience, a passion for tourism and a commitment to the Caribbean that aligns perfectly with our organization’s vision”.

In spite of global stresses like high price rises, the conflict in Ukraine, the resultant energy crunch and an looming economic downturn, the position for Caribbean travel and tourism looks promising, as per the Barbados-based Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO). Based …

The conference is being jointly organised by the Ministry of Tourism, Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre (GTRCMC), CTO, Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA), International Tourism Investment Conference, Jacobs Media and the World Travel Awards.

The Caribbean was among the fastest-recovering regions globally in 2022, and this recovery has been evident in both land-based and cruise tourism.

“As the future of work emerges within the global tourism industry, the challenge for employers to recruit, retain and upskill workers to add value to their organizations becomes an ever-more essential component of operating successful tourism businesses,” said Sharon Banfield, …