
by Jose Carlos de Santiago
As we speak, Puerto Rico is piecing together a tourism master plan aimed at laying out concrete strategies that will eventually give the island nation´s travel industry a boost into the near future on an increasingly efficient and sustainable basis.
That´s what the Executive Director of the Puerto Rico Tourism Company told Caribbean News Digital in this exclusive interview.
Q & A with Samantha ForsobeChief of the Dominican Republic´s Tourism Office in Belgium and the Netherlands
by Jose Carlos de Santiago
Mrs. Forsobe knows well the Belgian and Dutch tourists who seek the Dominican Republic and has mastery in pinpointing the features of those travelers who prefer this Caribbean destination. About this and other topics, she talked exclusively with Caribbean News Digital.
by Jose Carlos de Santiago
The concept wielded by SuperClubs Hotels & Resorts for this kind of establishment stands up for the principle of giving guests the highest level of enjoyment money can buy. No remorse, no limitations. Period. And it has paid off as years roll by. Even some customers have become repeat guests at Hedonism III –some of them as high as 85 times. The hotel´s sales manager Niurka Garcia speaks about these issues in an exclusive interview with Caribbean News Digital.
by Jose Carlos de Santiago
Venezuela has not only founded a tourism ministry and mapped out a new travel strategy, but it has also created a number of institutions that are literally out there promoting the attractions this amazing country has to offer and lure an increasing amount of trippers. INATUR is one good case in point as the entity´s Executive Director put it in this exclusive interview with Caribbean News Digital.
by Jose Carlos de Santiago
Jamaica has lately witnessed an invasion of Spanish hotel chains interested in investing on the island nation. In return, the country goes the extra mile to lure far more visitors from that European nation and from all over Europe. About this and other issues, Mrs. Bullock talked exclusively with Caribbean News Digital.
by Jose Carlos de Santiago
Brazil scooped up 5.6 million tourists in 2005, twice as many as the country came in for back in 2002. Now the South American nation has realized the enormous potentials of the European market, both in terms of investment and as an outbound market. The President of EMBRATUR, Brazil´s leading tourism company, talked extensively about these issues in an exclusive interview with Caribbean News Digital.