The Cayman Islands has always been a great destination for a luxury beach or dive vacation, appealing to both romantic couples and families.
But with travel restrictions finally lifted this summer, there are even more reasons to start planning a winter getaway in the Caymans.
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It’s been an exemplar for the Caribbean in the post-Covid tourism world, and the US Virgin Islands continues to see outstanding tourism performance.
But that doesn’t tell the whole story.
The US Virgin Islands has actually seen the highest increase in visitors from 2019 to 2022 of any destination in the Caribbean, according to global hospitality consulting firm HVS.
The data was shared by Parr’s Jodan, chairman of the HVS’s CHICOS investment conference, which was held this past week in the Dominican Republic.
The US Virgin Islands has seen a 31.6 percent increase in visitors since September 2019, the highest rate of any destination.
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After having some of the strictest travel protocols in the hemisphere for much of the pandemic, Bermuda has removed all of its travel protocols.
Effective Nov. 14, Bermuda no longer requires its travel authorization process, its $40 fee or proof of vaccination or medical insurance.
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Bahamian national carrier Bahamasair has officially kicked off its new service between Raleigh, North Carolina and the island of Grand Bahama in The Bahamas.
The new nonstop route began operating on Nov. 17, with service twice weekly, on Thursdays and Sundays.
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It’s one of the most important source markets for Caribbean travel you never hear about: California.
While it doesn’t send as many travelers to the region as major markets like Miami and New York, the California market, particularly Southern California has long been an important feeder for the region, particularly for many of the Caribbean’s ultra-luxe hotels and resorts.
And now one Caribbean destination is capitalizing on that demand in a big way.
The Cayman Islands’ national flag carrier, Cayman Airways, has officially launched nonstop service between Los Angeles, Calif. and Grand Cayman.
The first-ever flight between Grand Cayman and Los Angeles took off this weekend, with weekly nonstop service operating on Saturdays out of Owen Roberts International Airport.
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