Brian Major

The Caribbean Tourism Organization launched a Tourism Supply Side Committee to enhance regional economic benefits from tourism, emphasizing local integration, resilience, and sustainability.

Beaches Resorts is launching "Fall Fam Jam" in 2026 across Jamaica and Turks & Caicos, featuring toddler techno star Lenny Pearce and new Sesame Street experiences.

BermudAir will begin new flights to the Turks and Caicos from North America starting December 17, supporting tourism and economic growth. Various routes will operate through May 2027, aiming to enhance connectivity and promote the destination.

Global Ports Holding has signed an MOU with St. Vincent and the Grenadines to negotiate managing and developing the SVG Cruise Port, aiming to enhance port infrastructure and tourism while supporting local businesses and sustainable growth.

The Saint Lucia Tourism Authority has partnered with Arsenal FC as their official destination partner starting the 2026/27 season, aiming to boost tourism through Arsenal's global fan base and support youth football development in Saint Lucia.

The Discover Dominica Authority has launched "Summer the Nature Island Way," a travel initiative featuring curated itineraries focused on adventure, wellness, culture, and nature-based experiences, encouraging longer stays and exploration across the island, while emphasizing Dominica's status as a wellness destination.

Antigua Carnival 2026 will be held from July 25 to August 4, featuring music, parades, and cultural events under the theme “Feel the Rhythm.” Major highlights include street parades, competitions, and performances by top soca artists.

Black travelers are prioritizing solo travel, relaxation, and connections, with many open to romance and considering long-distance relationships, according to a survey by BLK. Cost remains a major barrier, but technology helps plan trips.

United Airlines will start a nonstop weekly service between Denver and Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, on December 19, 2026.

On June 8, 2026, Nassau Cruise Port set a new single-day record by welcoming 33,254 passengers from six cruise ships, surpassing the previous record from March 11, 2025. This achievement highlights Nassau's growth in cruise tourism and showcases the port's ability to handle high-volume days while benefiting local businesses.