According to Donaldson Caribbean tourism is up because people just want to escape the general global disquietude. “The Caribbean is considered a zone of tranquility; that is particularly appealing when there are issues overseas," Hugh Riley, Secretary General of the Caribbean Tourism Organization, offered. The region has also tapped into its air of romance. "We suspect that declaring 2016 'The Year of Romance in the Caribbean' has attracted some very favorable response," Riley added.
Haiti’s Bassin Bleu located south of Port-au-Prince is the
Haiti’s waterfalls rank the country as one of the fastest growing countries in the CaribbeanTourism market
Haiti has emerged as a big-time travel destination and the island's best lure are our famous natural waterfalls, according to an article by Tara Donaldson for CNN. The other countries which saw the greatest tourism growth in 2015 according to the article were Barbados cited for swimming and sunning; Cuba for colonial relics, Curaçao for adventure, Suriname for being at one with nature; and Trinidad & Tobago for all-to-yourself beaches. Belize was listed as coming into its own as a hotspot for its jungles.
Par Le Nouvelliste
12 mai 2016 | Lecture : 2 min.