With dozens of international travel restrictions, nearly all Caribbean countries saw their tourism industries collapse during the tough years of the pandemic.
Forecasters predicted a painfully slow recovery by 2026, but current incredible tourism figures show the sector has not only fully recovered but is also thriving.
At least, that is what leaders reported at the latest annual Caribbean Travel Marketplace held May 20-23 in Jamaica.
Caribbean destinations managed to surpass pre-pandemic arrivals last year when all destinations combined welcomed a staggering 33.2 million travelers, up 14.3 percent compared to 2022, according to data revealed by Nicola Madden-Grieg, president of the event sponsor.
The region is also building 14,000
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