Only 20% More Arrivals Forecast for Caribbean in 2021 Over 2020: CTO

The Caribbean Tourism Organization is projecting a 20 per cent increase in tourism arrivals in 2021. That comes after the Caribbean saw a 65 percent reduction in arrivals in 2020 due to the pandemic. “The Caribbean’s performance in 2021 will depend largely on the success of the authorities in the marketplace and the region in combatting, containing and controlling the virus,” the CTO said.

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