“We are extremely pleased to be among the destinations leading the world in tourism recovery. Since reopening in June 2020, we have been making a strong marketing push to ensure that Jamaica remains top of mind among our traditional and emerging source markets.” – Donovan White, Director of Tourism, Jamaica Tourist Board

“For Q4 projections on the books, we are pacing quite well. It is looking like we will be up 15 per cent in the Caribbean over 2019. So, we have shifted from recovery into growth and that’s really quite significant.” – Nicola Madden-Greig, President, Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (Loop News)

“Our tourism marketing campaign is designed to inspire visitors to fall ‘naturally in rhythm’ with the three islands’ diverse cultures and natural wonders. It speaks to travelers seeking an authentic Caribbean experience comprising food, heritage, culture, and nature without having to leave U.S. soil.” – Joseph Boschulte, Commissioner of Tourism, U.S. Virgin Islands

“The conceptualization of the Barbados Food and Rum Festival as an element of our calendar of events is a significant milestone and it is something we have to continue to harness as we continue to explore our offerings, our attractions and the many events that we have to offer in Barbados.” – Ian Gooding-Edghill, Minister of Tourism and International Transport, Barbados (Loop News)

“We are delighted to partner with Marriott International to highlight local brands and incredibly talented artisans for travelers to truly immerse themselves into all that Puerto Rico has to offer.” – Leah Chandler, Chief Marketing Officer, Discover Puerto Rico

“We are excited to make a comeback to this significant trade event (World Travel Market) with renewed purpose, a revived product, and a return to the roots of what makes our little island truly beyond the ordinary.” – Alicia Edwards, Executive Chairman, Tobago Tourism Agency Limited

“I hope to have, in the new year, some linkage directly from Cayman to Panama not only from a leisure perspective, but also from a trade perspective.” – Kenneth Bryan, Minister of Tourism & Transport, Cayman Islands (‘The Resh Hour’, Cayman Compass)