Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre

At the 2nd Global Tourism Resilience Day Conference Jamaica's Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett posited that tourism responded to

The conference will also host the inaugural Global Tourism Resilience Awards on the final day, honouring the top 5 tourism

Plans in high gear for staging at the Montego Bay Convention Centre .

This week, Jamaica will host the Global Tourism Resilience Conference in Kingston, bringing together ministers of government, technical teams, theoreticians,

The discussions centred around capacity building, sustainability and resilience for tourism dependent countries and how the CAF can provide support

Mastercard, which is the second-largest payment-processing corporation worldwide, has created an innovation hub that works with governments and public sector

Ensures traveller confidence and a return to tourism.

Minister Bartlett’s visit is significant as it will coincide with the country’s campaign ‘Return of Nepal’ that marks their recovery

Since 2011, thick mats of seaweed have increased in density to generate an 8,850-kilometer-long belt (weighing 20 million metric tons)

The Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre will be housed at The University of the West Indies, Mona Campus