First there was the breakout after restrictions were lifted. Then there was all that pent-up travel demand. Through each phase of the post-pandemic period, travelers have continued flocking to the Caribbean. 

It’s the sign of a resilient global destination, and the Caribbean continues to captivate.

In other words, they just keep coming, according to a new report from the Barbados-based Caribbean Tourism Organization. Travel to the Caribbean is just plain surging, with tourism arrivals in the region climbing 14.3 percent last year, according to the CTO. 

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From a boom in Grand Bahama to continued growth in islands like Abaco, Andros and Cat Island, The Bahamas is in the midst of a tourism renaissance, according to new data from the country’s Ministry of Tourism. 

Last year, foreign air arrivals to The Bahamas grew by 17 percent, with a total of 1.719 million visitors — compared to 1.47 million in 2022. 

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If you haven’t noticed, the Dutch Caribbean island of Curaçao has been among the fastest-growing destinations in the Caribbean in the last year, with record-breaking arrivals, a surging hotel pipeline, major new flights (including a big expansion from Delta) and a palpable sense of tourism energy. 

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The Bahamas is the most popular destination in the Caribbean for spring travel, according to a new report from travel insurance company Squaremouth. 

The Bahamas was the only Caribbean destination to make the top 10 among the most popular destinations for a spring break period in 2024, joined by tourism heavyweights like Italy, Mexico, Spain and France, among others. 

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