The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and its 25 member destinations are actively monitoring the geopolitical situation in Venezuela, particularly the recent airspace closures that have affected travel. The Caribbean has a proven track record of managing external disruptions, showcasing the resilience of its tourism sector. The CTO expresses gratitude to airline partners for increasing capacity to accommodate travelers and to the hospitality sector for its flexibility in supporting affected guests, which is crucial for maintaining the region’s economic stability.
Cruise and air travel within the Caribbean continue to operate smoothly, with strong advance bookings reported. The CTO encourages travelers to maintain their plans, assuring them that the Caribbean is open for business and eager to welcome visitors.
The theme for 2026, “One Caribbean: Infinite Experiences,” invites travelers to explore the diverse offerings of the region. From world-class resorts and boutique hotels to stunning eco-adventures, the Caribbean is characterized by its legendary hospitality. Visitors can expect a warm welcome from the local people, ensuring that every guest feels at home.
With pristine beaches, vibrant cultural festivals, and exceptional cuisine, the Caribbean provides a safe and inviting environment for exploration and connection.
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