Caribbean Hotel and Hospitality Trends

In October, the number of hotel rooms in construction in the Caribbean and Mexico regions rose 16.8% to 30,809. continue reading →

Tourist arrivals to the Caribbean increased by a solid 9.7 per cent during the first half of 2019, when compared to the same period last year, the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) revealed today. continue reading →

The Caribbean/Mexico region reported 31,968 hotel rooms in construction as of July 2019, which is a 33.9% year-over-year increase. continue reading →

JLL’s Puerto Rico Hotel Destinations Report reveals dynamic factors impacting market recovery and rebuild continue reading →

The number of hotels in construction in the Caribbean and Mexico region is up 30.7% year over year through April with a total of 131 hotels comprising 29,187 rooms. continue reading →

CTO projects 6-7 per cent growth in 2019 following better-than-predicted performance last year continue reading →

In 2018, hotels in the Caribbean reported occupancy dropped 1.1% to 65.2%, but a 1.7% ADR increase to $207.61 kept RevPAR up 0.6% to $135.46. continue reading →

Results Show the Caribbean Depends on Tourism, Which Relies Heavily on Healthy Coral Reefs continue reading →

For the Caribbean it was a year of severe hurricanes and huge damage, including to hotels, harbours and airports. And yet 2017 was also a year of records. For the first time 30.1 million visitors came and stayed on the islands spanning the Caribbean from Florida to Venezuela, 517,000 more than in 2016. This was reported by the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) at ITB Berlin. continue reading →

Previously, 2007 was the industry's high mark; Additionally, year-end hotel occupancy passed the 60 percent mark for the first time since 2007. continue reading →