The members of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) have partnered with Skift for a joint webinar presentation “The Trends Driving Travel's Big Rebound: Implications for the Caribbean,” this Thursday 22JUL at 11 am EST.

The webinar will feature Skift CEO and founder Rafat Ali, global tourism reporter Lebawit "Lily" Girma, and host William "Billy" Griffith, chairman of CTO Allied Members Board.

The webinar will cover how the pandemic has shaped Caribbean recovery, including identification of the main travel marketing cohorts post-pandemic, new innovations like subscription travel, impact of the short-term rental market on local tourism, the rising costs of travel, as well as climate change and its influence on business travel.

"The Caribbean is a vital and historic region in global tourism. As travel resumes worldwide, this is the perfect time to kick off an exciting partnership between the CTO and Skift," said Griffith in a statement. "Examining global trends through a regional lens is key to aligning business goals moving forward for tourism professionals throughout the Caribbean."

To register, visit the link here.

Skift + CTO's beachfront promo for the event, featuring their logos
Skift and CTO's promo for the webinar.
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