CTO ‘cautiously optimistic’
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The Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) is cautiously optimistic about the regional tourism sector's growth, expecting a 3-4% increase in stay-over arrivals in 2026. The CTO attributes this growth to steady demand from North America and expansion in emerging markets, despite ongoing global uncertainties.
The Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) expects the regional tourism sector to transition into a phase of moderate growth. Last year, the region saw a 2.5% increase in international stay-over arrivals, with 35 million visits. The CTO projects a 3-4% increase in stay-over arrivals in 2026, supported by demand from North America and emerging markets. Cruise tourism is also expected to grow, with a 5-7% increase projected. The region's tourism sector has demonstrated resilience in the face of global challenges, with arrivals surpassing pre-pandemic levels. The CTO attributes this growth to strategic investments in tourism infrastructure and sustained marketing efforts.
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