Caribbean travel demand is shifting as record airfare increases, tied to rising oil prices and Middle East instability, affect Jamaica, Bahamas, Saint Lucia, Barbados, Antigua & Tobago
Read MoreAruba, Bahamas, Venezuela, Barbados, Dominican Republic, Jamaica and others connect with new nonstop American Airlines flights from Miami in 2026, boosting Caribbean tourism access
Read MoreAruba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and more introduce sustainability initiatives to protect the Caribbean’s beauty while boosting tourism. Here’s everything you need to know!
Read MoreAer Lingus launches a new direct flight between Dublin and Barbados, boosting tourism with easier access to the Caribbean. Learn more about this expansion
Read MoreVirgin Atlantic announces increased flights from Manchester to Orlando, New York, and more for Summer 2026, boosting tourism and travel flexibility for U.K. travelers
Read MoreProminent figures who played key roles in launching the historic Barbados Programme of Action, which outlines global strategies for addressing climate change
Read MoreBarbados Enhances European Travel Links at ITB Berlin, Led by Tourism Minister Gooding-Edghill and Team Barbados is ramping up its presence in the European
Read MoreITB Berlin 2024 has begun, bringing together tourism leaders for insights and networking opportunities. Barbados takes the lead with a grand reception, showcasing global trends. This year's ITB Berlin, the world's largest tourism trade fair, runs from March 5th to March 7th, featuring a diverse range of exhibitors from the tourism sector. The event includes...
Read MoreBarbados Shines at Milano BIT Trade Fair, Offering Unique Experiences Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI) recently showcased Barbados at the prestigious Milano BIT Trade Fair, held from February 4th to 6th. The event provided a platform for Barbados to highlight its offerings to travel enthusiasts and industry professionals.
Read MoreInitiated in 1977 by Alfred Pragnell, Keith Simmons, and the Trents Northern Youth Group, the Holetown Festival marks the 350th anniversary of the first English settlement in Barbados.
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