Stakeholder Forum on Findings and Recommendations from OAS/CHTA Assessment of Small and Medium-Sized Tourism-Related Businesses to Mitigate the Impact of Future Natural Disasters and Business
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Direct Booking Strategies That Increase Revenue
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
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
DHTA’s 52nd Annual General Meeting
Dear Valued Members, The Board of Directors of the Dominica Hotel & Tourism Association (DHTA) cordially invites you to its 52nd Annual General Meeting, under
UNDP Invitation: FUTURE TOURISM – Regional Dialogue V: Sustainable Solutions
Dear colleagues, partners and friends, After four insightful Regional Policy Dialogues, we present the final UNDP Future Tourism Regional Dialogue. This time, the conversation will focus on “Building
Island Resilience Action Challenge: Mid Year Summit 2021
Dear Colleague, One week until the Island Resilience Action Challenge (IRAC) | Mid-Year Summit! We are excited to convene alongside the 2020-21 Task Force to see whether
Road Map for Inclusive TVET and Employment Training
Greetings all, I hope this email finds you well ! Let me take this opportunity to express thanks to you for whatever level of collaboration
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