Marketing the Caribbean After Hurricanes and 6 Other Tourism Trends This Week
Sarah Enelow
April 21st, 2018 at 3:00 PM EDT
Skift Take
This week in tourism, we had our eye on the Caribbean. Cuba is attracting more U.S. government-approved cruises while the larger region is putting money aside to continue recovering lost visitation from the 2017 hurricanes.
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>>Details are still being hammered out for this new Caribbean marketing fund as hurricane season officially begins June 1. Many cruise ship passengers already consider the Caribbean as a collective destination, but still, why did it take decades for this fund to come about? Tourism Group Ups Proposed Budget to $20 Million to Promote Caribbean After Hurricanes
>>While Americans lost some of the ability to explore Cuba on the
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