... annually. Despite some Caribbean countries suffering from a slowdown in arrivals because of the so-called “Double-Dip Recession”, the British Virgin Islands tourism arrivals have been increasing for the last two years, because the BVI Tourism ...  |  read more...

... those countries were also affected by this recession and as a result many of their potential visitors sacrificed tourism travelling. In 2010 the island reached pre-recession levels of arrivals with 10% growth. In 2011 the ...  |  read more...

... continuously working with tourism-related private companies such as hotels and restaurants to offer promotions and packages to attract potential visitors to the islands, with a strong focus on sports and adventure holidays (particularly diving) as ...  |  read more...

... affected by a downward trend in tourist receipts, a drop in FDI and remittances, and little opportunities are present for recovery in the island over the forecast period. Euromonitor International's Travel and Tourism in Grenada ...  |  read more...

... devastating much of the capital Port-au-Prince. Hundreds of thousands of human lives were lost, infrastructure was deeply damaged and the economy’s main agricultural sector was seriously affected. Nevertheless, the tourist industry what not entirely devastated ...  |  read more...

... strong activity in the construction industry and an improvement in tourism. The Saint Vincent and the Grenadines authorities are implementing a strong promotion of the islands to attract not only tourism but also foreign investment ...  |  read more...