Excessive taxes across the Caribbean aviation industry are counter-productive, according to Peter Cerda, International Air Transport Association (IATA) Regional Vice President, The Americas. “While there is no denying the budgetary challenges facing many governments in the region, imposing heavy fees …
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By David Jessop News Americas, LONDON, England, Fri. July 13, 2018: As the reach and range of taxation has expanded, Caribbean hoteliers in particular have become uneasy about the impact that increasing levels of taxation may have on their competitiveness …
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Colorful Caribbean map with countries and capital cities In the past three weeks, politicians and industry leaders at a number of summits in the Caribbean have expressed the urgent need for better air connections and more reasonable prices. Sorry folks. …
Here are four destinations in the Caribbean to get you inspired to pick your perfect island escape based on your likes and preferences. (Fotolio) One of the biggest assumptions many travelers make when considering a Caribbean getaway is that the …
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Spirit Airlines Just when the winter chill will be ready to take hold, here come more options for a warm tropical escape with Spirit Airlines. Beginning November
Anguilla The Anguilla Tourist Board (ATB) is pleased to announce that for an unprecedented second year in a row, Anguilla has been ranked #1 island in the Caribbean, Bermuda and Bahamas in the 2018 Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards, …
<!– –> VISIT CNBC.COM Home Entrepreneurs Leadership Careers Money Specials PRIMETIME Life Life 4 Hours AgoCNBC.com With white-sand beaches and crystal clear waters, the Caribbean is a dreamy destination — so it’s no surprise it has an $18 billion tourism …
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With Hurricanes Irma and Maria not far behind in tourism’s rearview mirror, the progress report from Jamaica’s tourism minister Edmund Bartlett regarding the new Global Centre for Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management at the University of the West Indies in …
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