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Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett (right), addresses a press briefing held at the New Kingston offices of the Tourism Ministry on Tuesday (January 8). Also pictured is International tourism security expert, Dr. Peter Tarlow.

Jamaica Welcomed 4.31 Million Visitors in 2018

KINGSTON,  January 11, 2019 - Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett, is reporting that Jamaica welcomed a record 4.31 million visitors in 2018; the second year in a row that Jamaica has had more than 4.3 million visitors in a single year.
  • Published in Tourism

ST KITTS | Tourism to boom with additional US Airlift

ST.KITTS-NEVIS - With airlift arrivals having grown for the past 18 months, there is a rising demand for St. Kitts as a leisure travel destination and North American airlines have taken note of the increased impetus for the island by providing additional flight options for travelers to reach the island in peak season and beyond.
  • Published in Tourism
Antigua’s Tourism Minister Charles Max Fernandez

ANTIGUA | Waldorf Astoria one of 15 hotels to be built in Antigua

The first Waldorf-Astoria in the Caribbean is to be located in Antigua, and is one of 15 new hotels that have been approved for construction in Antigua and Barbuda, that country’s Tourism Minister, Charles ‘Max’ Fernandez, told reporters during a product update briefing at the State of the Tourism Industry Conference (SOTIC) in The Bahamas recently.
  • Published in Tourism
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel, Marrero cutting the ribbon for the new Hotel, Iberostar Grand Packard in Havana.

Cuban Tourism Bets on High Standard, Minister Says

Havana, Oct 14 (Prensa Latina) Cuban Minister of Tourism Manuel Marrero noted that the inauguration of the Hotel Iberostar Grand Packard in Havana is the beginning of a new era for the sector, which is betting on the high-standard segment, local media reported.
  • Published in Tourism
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