The annual Caribbean Conference on Sustainable Tourism Development is part of the information dissemination and regional awareness component of CTO’s Strategy for Sustainable Tourism. It looks at how member states can design and implement sustainable tourism policies and programmes offering a regional forum for information exchange on the successes and pitfalls of national, regional and international initiatives. Organized by the CTO, it has evolved from the Caribbean Ecotourism Conference held from 1991 to 1996.
Stina Herberg – Richmond Vale Academy
Carla James – Guyana a New Frontier
Kieran-St.-Omer-A-Move-Towards-Digital-Currency
Paloma Zapata – Profitability in Sustainability
Seleni Matus – Health of Caribbean Tourism Destinations
Alex Brylske – Changing Face of Dive Tourism
Kadame Knife – Social Entrepreneurship for Tourism Development
Gabriella Stowell – Upscaling the Adventure Travel Experience
Tasheka Boob – Funding Integration Initiatives
Vincent Sweeny – Plastic Free for 2020
Joy Jibrilu – Bahamas People to People Programme
Judy Karwacki – Here is your CBT Toolkit
Annie Betrand – Growth Through Global Competitiveness
Julia Fillingame – What Visitors Want and How Much They Will Pay
The Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Caribbean Conference on Sustainable (STC) 2019, will be hosted in St. Vincent and the Grenadines amidst an intensified national thrust to make the country more sustainable.
Several initiatives geared towards a greener, more climate resilient country have been initiated by the Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and local NGOs. Among these are the construction of a geothermal plant on St. Vincent to complement the country’s hydro and solar energy capacity and the restoration of the Ashton Lagoon on Union Island. These approaches aid in maintaining St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ reputation as an unspoilt destination.
STC 2019 is a fantastic opportunity to visit our shores! Book your stay at one of our boutique hotels or retreat to one of our island resorts.
Let our warm Vincy People pamper you and your family, as St. Vincent and the Grenadines has what it takes to satisfy every soul! The Ministry of Tourism, Sports and Culture and the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Tourism Authority look forward to warmly welcoming you to “the Caribbean you’re looking for”.
The interaction between all representatives of member states who are directly involved in Sustainable Tourism. I also appreciated the workshop on communicating sustainability…
The opportunity of networking and sharing gathered information and the aspect of hearing from the hurricane hit islands.
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