Caribbean hotels are losing out on so much direct revenue by overreliance on 3rd party channels. Third parties are an important part of your channel
Category: Webinar
World Tourism Day Celebration 2021
This virtual one-day conference will commemorate World Tourism Day 2021 through an unprecedented collaborative approach among agencies that play a role in contributing to the
CHTA Live: The Resilience Series – Adapting to the Ever Changing Landscape of Today’s Travel
Join the Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association and Travelzoo for a Road To Recovery panel discussion on Thursday, August 19 at 2:00PM ET. The webinar will include
CTO Launches Online Risk Management Course ahead of 2021 Hurricane Season
As part of its ongoing programme to help guide tourism’s response to multiple hazards and to enhance the sector’s resilience, the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) has launched
CHTA LIVE: STAYING AHEAD OF THE STORM: HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS IN A COVID-19 ERA
An above average hurricane season is forecasted for 2021. While many of us are focused on recovering from the pandemic, don’t lose sight of the
Session 1: Insurance for Business Recovery and Resilience
In strengthening the resilience of our membership and the Private Sector in Dominica, there are key areas for enhancement that have been identified. DAIC together
Register Today: Health Guidelines for Hospitality Sector
We Encourage CHTA Members & Welcome Non-Members to Register for Free! This training session, presented by CARPHA, addresses the following areas: What is COVID-19 and
Register Today for Safely Reopening UK – Caribbean Travel
Various jurisdictions in the Caribbean now boast some of the highest per capita vaccination rates in the world and has been extremely effective in limiting
Caribbean Travel Marketplace Presents:
FREE For 2021 CHTA Members & Caribbean Travel Marketplace (CTM) Registered Companies – Must Use the Provided Promo Code Found via Email or in your
How prepared is the Caribbean for the 2021 hurricane season?
Dear all, Weather forecasters are predicting an overactive hurricane season this year, with projections of between 16 and 20 named storms, at least three of