We met Jamalh Simmons at Caribbean Week of CTO last year, when he was the Press Secretary for the Premier of Bermuda at that time, Dr. Ewart Brown. Immediately, we click, and it was good news to find out that he would be around at the Sustainable Tourism Conference that was going to be held in the Fairmont Southampton on April 2011, as he was the new Public Relations Manager of this amazing property. Even with our crazy schedules we found time to drive around, take pictures, and to talk about Bermuda and of course, the Fairmont Southampton.
We’re entering a period of brand strengthening with our mind’s eye set on further improving the service,” said Mr. Blanco during a little break from the FITCuba 2011 sessions, an event he labeled as “interesting and original.” The CEO of Hotels Be Live is a young executive who belongs to one of the world’s major hotel chains.
Social tourism is one of the achievements Venezuela is proud of since it lets thousands of Venezuelans to visit their country’s travel destinations each year. In the same breath, authorities are working on international promotion, a strategy that has allowed them to post double-digit growth in the first four months of the year.
This high-ranking exec is in charge of all SuperClubs hotels –except the ones run in Brazil- in terms of operations. In the case of Cuba, Mr. Moore also watches marketing ops. He sat down with CND President and CEO Jose Carlos de Santiago in an exclusive interview during the International Tourism Fair FITCuba 2011 in Havana.
“The training of human resources is a key factor to the development of sustainable tourism in the region. That’s so important because tourism is no doubt the powerhouse of the Caribbean.” That was John Henley, executive director of the Nevis Tourism Office (St. Kitts & Nevis) in his own words during an exclusive interview with Caribbean News Digital within the framework of the Sustainable Tourism Conference (STC-12) recently held in Bermuda.
CTO Secretary General Hugh Riley is a media-friendly personality worth sitting down with for the extensive insight he always gives on the region’s tourism industry, its trends and perspectives. CND has had the privilege of interviewing him on several occasions, the latest within the framework of STC-12 held in Bermuda. This time around, Mr. Riley broaches a wide array of topics, ranging from the significance of sustainable development for the Caribbean to the new strategies his organization has in the works.