Antigua Sun: "NEW YORK – Despite the serious challenges facing the Caribbean’s tourism industry, from new passport regulations to a slowdown in the United States economy, the Caribbean region can be cautiously optimistic about its future as leaders begin to pay greater attention to this, the Caribbean’s basic industry.
Tourism, now acknowledged as the lifeblood of the region’s economy, has always played an important role in generating precious foreign exchange revenues, and has become even more essential with the marginalisation of traditional staples like sugar and bananas in an era of trade liberalisation."
Tourism, now acknowledged as the lifeblood of the region’s economy, has always played an important role in generating precious foreign exchange revenues, and has become even more essential with the marginalisation of traditional staples like sugar and bananas in an era of trade liberalisation."
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