Jamaica has been taking the lead in a comparatively new discipline lately: tourism resilience, or the best way that tourism locations reply to world shocks, from local weather change to pandemics to still-yet-unanticipated crises.
The nation, led by Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett, developed the world’s first-ever tourism resilience middle, and is now in its third yr of internet hosting a distinguished convention on the topic.
The third annual World Tourism Resilience Conferencce and Expo will probably be hosted on the just-debuted Princess Senses, The Mangrove and Princess Grand resorts in Hanover.
The convention will run from Feb. 17-19, officers confirmed to Caribbean Journal.
This yr’s occasion will take a look at every little thing from new resilience options to blue financial system administration.
“The rules of tourism resilience have guided us in Jamaica and are essential to our ongoing success,” Bartlett says. “As the worldwide tourism business continues to develop and alter within the face of recent challenges and disruptions, it has by no means been extra essential to faucet into the experience of leaders and innovators to collaboratively talk about points which can be central to future-proofing journey and tourism worldwide.”
You will discover extra on the World Tourism Resilience convention right here.
What about costs? You will discover rooms on the Princess Grand for about $579 per evening throughout that interval.
