The striking new sign, located at the entrance of the Welcome Centre, welcomes visitors to Grenada with a bold and colourful display of the island’s name in large letters. The sign is a true reflection of the beauty and culture of Grenada. The letters were crafted to feature intricate depictions of the island, to deliver a compelling peek at what can be experienced in Grenada.

“We are thrilled to unveil this beautiful new sign at the Melville Street Cruise Ship Terminal,” said the CEO of the GTA, Petra Roach. “It is a true representation of what Grenada has to offer, and it serves as a warm welcome to all who visit our island.”

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When it comes to beaches in the Cayman Islands, you are hard-pressed to choose which one to set down your blanket and chair on… With scenery and conditions changing as you travel around the islands, there’s something for every beach bum on Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. Here are some spots you should check out.

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Tourism in the Caribbean rebounded in 2022 after the pandemic with historical figures on the Mexican beaches of Cancun, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico.

The Ministry of Tourism of the Dominican Republic registered 7.1 million tourists by air and 1.3 million by cruise, which exceeded the pre-pandemic level and reached record numbers in 2022, the year in which the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) recognized it for its “exemplary” tourist recovery.

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