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Travel NewsCayman Islands Sees Record-Breaking Tourism Surge in February 2026
The Cayman Islands continues its strong momentum into 2026 with a record-breaking February as tourism officials report a 10.1% increase in stayover visitors, reaching 49,075. This achievement marks the second-highest February for the popular Caribbean destination, signaling a robust recovery in its tourism sector.
Travel NewsGrenada Experiences Robust 17.5% Growth in Cruise Tourism, Nearing 370,000 Passengers
Grenada has experienced a remarkable 17.5% rise in cruise tourism, welcoming nearly 370,000 passengers from January through December this year. This surge further cements the island’s status as an increasingly popular destination in the southern Caribbean.
Travel NewsCaribbean Development Bank Increases Regional Financing by 50% to Enhance Infrastructure, Energy, and Airports
The Caribbean Development Bank has increased regional financing by 50 percent, channeling significant funds into infrastructure, energy, and airport development across the islands. This strategic boost is expected to drive economic growth and enhance connectivity throughout the region.
AviationTrans Anguilla Airways to Launch Direct Flights Linking Anguilla and Tortola
Starting April 17, Trans Anguilla Airways will bridge Anguilla and Tortola with new nonstop flights, offering seamless travel between Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport and Terrance B. Lettsome International. This connectivity promises to boost tourism and strengthen ties within the Caribbean.
DestinationsU.S. Virgin Islands Experience Tourism Surge with No-Passport Entry and Pristine Beaches
The U.S. Virgin Islands are experiencing a tourism surge, attracting record numbers of visitors with their authentic Caribbean charm and effortless no-passport entry for U.S. citizens. Renowned for their pristine beaches and vibrant cultural landscapes, these islands are captivating travelers seeking unspoiled natural beauty and rich local experiences.