Brian Major

Jan Hutton has been appointed CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, effective July 1, 2026.

The Nevis Tourism Authority launched the "Spring Into Summer" campaign with hotel offers like discounts, free nights, wellness escapes, and resort credits.

The U.S. Virgin Islands will host the St. John Celebration from June 14 to July 4, 2026, featuring culture, music and community under the theme "History and Collaboration with a Musical Mix."

Sean A. Richard was appointed as the new chairman of Anguilla Tourist Board, succeeding Cecile Amelia Vanterpool-Kubisch, who remains a director. Lockhart M. Hughes joins as a new director. The appointments aim to strengthen leadership and support sustainable tourism growth.

Dominica is rapidly growing as a top Caribbean tourism destination, driven by increased visitor arrivals, major infrastructure projects like an international airport and cable car, enhanced airlift, and expanded hospitality offerings. Efforts focus on sustainability, wellness, and meaningful experiences.

Jamaica's tourism sector is planning for its future under the banner of Tourism 3.0, a comprehensive strategy aimed at positioning the destination for

St. Kitts Tourism Authority has launched the SKY Program, a 2026 initiative offering travel advisors exclusive rates and benefits to promote St. Kitts, running June to December 2026.

The Turks and Caicos Islands experienced sustainable tourism growth in early 2026, highlighted by increased training of travel advisors and partnerships, though cruise arrivals declined.

Charmaine Spencer is appointed as the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority's chief marketing officer, aiming to enhance the destination's brand and tourism impact through global initiatives and strategic partnerships.

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