Category - Caribbean News

Sandals Resorts Gifts Caribbean Olympians Complimentary Vacations

Almost 100 Olympians from the islands where Sandals Resorts International operates have been gifted complimentary vacation stays by the company’s Executive Chairman, Adam Stewart, in recognition of their valiant efforts at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. - eTurboNews | Travel News

2021 Oshkosh Exceeds Expectations of EAA Organizers and Bahamas Team

The 2021 Experimental Aircraft Association AirVenture Oshkosh, held July 26 through August 1, in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, has ended. From all accounts, aviation enthusiasts, in record-breaking numbers, agreed to the theme, “The Wait is Over.” “The Show exceeded the expectations of both the EAA organizers and the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism & Aviation’s (BMOTA) teams, despite a challenging and most unconventional year,” said Greg Rolle, Sr. Director of Vertical Markets, BMOTA. - eTurboNews | Travel...

Virgin Atlantic Launches Twice-Weekly Flights to The Bahamas

The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism & Aviation is thrilled to announce that Virgin Atlantic Airlines will operate two flights per week from London Heathrow Airport to Nassau, Bahamas, beginning November 20, 2021. - eTurboNews | Travel News

St. Eustatius Welcomes Fully-Vaccinated Tourists

Non-vaccinated residents, family members, workers or persons who own a home in Statia and who were in a high risk country or a very high risk country prior are welcome as well but must go into quarantine for a period of 10 days upon entry. - eTurboNews | Travel News

Sandals Royal Curaçao is great news for Curacao tourism

Sandals Resorts International (SRI) unveils new details for its flagship brand’s highly anticipated 16th resort and the company’s first venture into Curaçao, the newly named Sandals Royal Curaçao. A big announcement is forthcoming on Wednesday, August worth for anyone thinking to go on an all inclusive Royal vacation on Curacao with a Jamaican twist. - eTurboNews | Travel News

Caribbean Tourism Launches Community Network

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) has launched the Caribbean Community Tourism Network (CCTN) to provide a platform to support the continued development of CBT in the Caribbean. Tourism product development authorities in the Caribbean region now have a resource from which to draw when developing their community-based tourism (CBT) programs. - eTurboNews | Travel News

2021 Caribbean Tourism: Gut Punched

The most tourism-dependent nations in the world include Aruba, Antigua, Barbuda, the Bahamas, St. Lucia, Dominica, Grenada, Barbados, St. Vincent, and the Grenadines, St. Kitts and Nevis, Jamaica, Belize, the Cayman Islands, and the Dominican Republic (iadb.org). For these islands, nations tourism is their economic lifeblood and it dissolved overnight. - eTurboNews | Travel News

Book and Travel with Confidence at Sandals Resorts

Whether guests have already booked a stay at any one of the luxurious Sandals Resorts, or if would-be travelers are simply just thinking about it for now, at Sandals the holiday experience is that of a worry-free vacation. - eTurboNews | Travel News Online

Jamaica Christmas in July Event Set for July 22

One hundred and fifty manufacturers of locally-produced corporate gifts and souvenir items will showcase their wide selection of products at the 7th staging of the Jamaica “Christmas in July” trade show on Thursday, July 22, 2021, at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, New Kingston. - eTurboNews | Travel News & more

Global Tourism Resilience & Crisis Management Centre in Jamaica and Kenya Sign MOU

Jamaica Minister of Tourism and Co-Chair of the Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre (GTRCMC), Hon. Edmund Bartlett, and Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife, and Chairman of the GTRCMC – Eastern Africa, Hon. Najib Balala today (July 16) signed a ground-breaking memorandum of understanding (MOU) that will pave the way for the two Centres to work together to develop policy and conduct relevant research on destination preparedness, management and recovery...

Bahamas Tourism Charting New Course

Under the theme “Charting a New Course in the Future Development of Global Tourism – Forward, Upward, Onward, Together,” top executives of the Bahamas Tourism & Aviation Ministry met with the organization’s global sales and marketing team to discuss the future of the tourism industry in The Bahamas and the integral role that the team plays. - eTurboNews | Travel News & more

At Sandals Resorts All You Need is Love

Enjoy the best all-inclusive luxury vacations at Sandals Resorts in the Caribbean and see why they offer the most romantic vacations for couples in love with more quality inclusions than any other luxury beach resort. - eTurboNews | Travel News & more

New flights from Florida to St. Martin

Frontier Airlines inaugurated 2 nonstop flights from Florida to St. Martin on July 10, 2021, specifically from Miami and Orlando. - eTurboNews | Travel News & more

Jamaica Tourism calls for ideas from global leaders for post-pandemic recovery

Jamaica Tourism Minister and Chair of the high-level Organization of American States (OAS) Working Group Edmund Bartlett, is calling for continued exchange between member states and industry to finalize a practical and dynamic recovery action plan for the cruise and airline industries in the post-pandemic stage. | Jamaica Tourism calls for ideas from global leaders for post-pandemic recovery

TTAL to diversify Tobago’s tourism product with wellness niche

The Tobago Tourism Agency Limited’s Roadmap for Growth 2020 – 2023 identified the need to explore new niche development and diversification, as well as support and rejuvenate existing niches. | TTAL to diversify Tobago’s tourism product with wellness niche

Bahamas Summer Boating Flings now in full gear

The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism & Aviation’s (BMOTA) Summer Boating Flings to The Bahamas are in full gear. Every weekend from June 10 through August 1, novice and experienced boaters take to the seas, crossing the Gulf Stream to either Grand Bahama or Bimini to experience an adventure of a lifetime, ranging from customized receptions and snorkeling to authentic, culturally-immersed activities. | Bahamas Summer Boating Flings now in full gear

Tropical Storm Elsa leaves Jamaica with $803 million in damages

Jamaica Prime Minister Hon. Andrew Holness stated to the House of Representatives yesterday that due to heavy rains caused by Tropical Storm Elsa, it has been estimated that damages are near $803 million. | Tropical Storm Elsa leaves Jamaica with $803 million in damages