FORT-DE-FRANCE, Martinique – The Caribbean island of Martinique is celebrating Black History through the lens of its unique identity and history, which have been impacted deeply by the actions and contribution of significant Black figures.

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaica now has a nonstop air service from North Carolina’s Research Triangle, with Avelo Airlines launching its inaugural international flight from Raleigh-Durham International Airport to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) in Montego Bay.

NASSAU, Bahamas — The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, Investments & Aviation is thrilled to announce the destination welcomed a record-breaking 11.22 million international visitors in 2024, making it the best year ever, exceeding the 9.65 million arrivals in 2023.

The Valley, Anguilla – The Government of Anguilla proudly showcased the island at Routes Americas 2025, held from February 10 – 12 in Nassau, The Bahamas. This prestigious conference provided an essential platform for Anguilla’s tourism and aviation leaders to engage in strategic discussions with airline executives, explore new route possibilities, and strengthen partnerships to enhance the island’s air connectivity.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA – The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) surprised downtown office workers and visitors at New York City’s Brookfield Place on Wednesday, February 12 with a full day of festivities. The event celebrated the island’s upcoming Carnival and spring break season, plus the launch of its new "Contrast" campaign—an invitation for travelers to rediscover their most relaxed selves in Jamaica.

NASSAU, The Bahamas – The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and its member destinations will be in the spotlight at Routes Americas 2025, the region’s leading air service development forum, scheduled for February 10-12 at Atlantis Paradise Island, The Bahamas. This critical gathering of airline, airport and tourism executives will serve as a platform to strengthen Caribbean air connectivity, explore new route opportunities, and position the region for continued tourism growth.

HANOVER, Jamaica; Friday – Jamaica proudly commemorated the 3rd Global Tourism Resilience Day on February 17, reinforcing the nation’s commitment to sustainability and resilience in the evolving tourism landscape. As a key highlight of the 3rd  Global Tourism Resilience Conference, the day emphasized reflection, renewal, and future-proofing the industry against disruptions and shocks.

NASSAU, Bahamas –  Bahamian tourism officials say they expect the country  to become a key player in the rapidly growing space tourism sector as its first international rocket landing is set to take place on Tuesday next week, off the coast of The Exumas.

GEORGETOWN, Guyana – The Ministry of Home Affairs has issued a reminder to all foreign nationals travelling to and from Guyana of the mandatory immigration procedures in place to ensure compliance with the laws of Guyana. 

MONTEGO BAY, JAMAICA – Sandals Resorts is inviting travelers to experience the beauty of its flagship island with one of the brand’s biggest offers yet, the Jamaica Sale, launching today. Guests can save up to $1,250 off their vacation across all seven Sandals resorts on the island, with rates starting as low as $199 per person, per night, plus included perks like a free catamaran cruise for two to bask in the Jamaica sea breeze (a value of USD $230+).

NASSAU, Bahamas – The Bahamas government says it is supporting a project being undertaken by World Travel in 360, a leading specialist in 360-degree tourism promotion to intended to capture more than two million geolocated images for showcasing the country on Google Maps.

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Secretary General of United Nations Tourism,  Zurab Pololikashvili, will be among delegates attending the Global Tourism Resilience Conference and Expo, scheduled for February 17-19.