The Curacao Tourist Board (CTB) has reported an additional 3,986 visitors in the third month of this year. Visitor arrivals in March 2015 increased by double digit growth of 11 percent compared to March 2014, continuing the positive development reported at the start of the year.

Tourist arrivals to Cuba jumped a whopping 15 percent in the first quarter of 2015 and the trend is expected to hold on for the rest of the year, the country's Tourism Minister Manuel Marrero said. Marrero called on the country's tourism industry to strive for excellence.

The Menorca tourism board, with the support of the Spanish Tourist Office in London, will launch a marketing campaign in the UK. The UK market, a priority for the island, is part of a new marketing strategy chosen to reinforce the image of Menorca and encourage visitors all-year round.

Vacations in Europe have a new attraction: the Euro’s sharp drop in value is making Europe a lot cheaper for tourists worldwide, particularly from China and the United States.

The Barbados government is considering inviting representatives of the wholesale sector in South America to Barbados, so that they can witness first-hand what the island’s tourism product has to offer.

The Antigua & Barbuda Tourism Authority has launched an advertising campaign, in conjunction with 19 hotels and 19 tour operators, to promote ease of access and affordability to the twin-island destination. The campaign runs over two of the biggest sporting events of the year for the island.