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Destinations Take Center Stage at FCCA Cruise Conference in Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — With global cruise passenger numbers projected to climb from about 37 million in 2025 to 46 million by 2031, Caribbean and Latin American destinations are well positioned to benefit from the industry’s continued expansion, drawing on their distinctive visitor experiences, tourism infrastructure and strong relationships with cruise lines to generate greater economic opportunity.

Puerto Rico Gov. Jenniffer González Colón and FCCA CEO Michele Paige are pictured with cruise tourism leaders at the ribbon-cutting ceremony officially opening the 32nd annual FCCA Cruise Conference & Trade Show in San Juan, Puerto Rico, last week.

Jamaica Captures 10 Major Tourism Honours During World Travel Week

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaica has reaffirmed its position as a leading Caribbean tourism destination, capturing 10 major tourism honors across World Travel Week Jamaica 2026, including Caribbean’s Leading Destination, Caribbean’s Leading Tourist Board and Caribbean’s Leading Cruise Destination.

Pictured: Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett (centre) poses with Donovan White, Director of Tourism (left) and Graham Cooke (right), Founder and President of World Travel Awards.

Sunrise Airways Launches Its Loyalty Program, Sunrise Rewards

Port-au-Prince, Haiti – The Haitian airline Sunrise Airways has announced its new loyalty program, designed to recognize and reward frequent customers who prefer to fly with the airline. The program offers exclusive benefits, stronger customer engagement, and a more personalized travel experience.

OECS Wants More Out of Caribbean Tourism Industry

CASTRIES,  St. Lucia– The Director General of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), Dr.  Didacus Jules, Monday said that while the tourism sector remains one of the single largest earner in most Caribbean economies, “we must be honest about how much of its promise remains unrealised”.

Antigua and Barbuda’s Tourism Minister, Charles “Max” Fernandez.

Guyana and Jamaica Sign Tourism Cooperation Agreement

GEORGETOWN, Guyana – Guyana and Jamaica have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen cooperation in tourism and hospitality, with plans to promote investment, improve air connectivity and expand collaboration between the two destinations.

Guyana’s Minister of Tourism, Industry and Commerce Susan Rodrigues, and Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett signing the MOU. (Photo: DPI)
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