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Caribbean Connection
Welcome to the July 2021 edition of Caribbean Connection, a monthly e-magazine from go! Destination Marketing created expressly for travel agents
Sophy & Mark Rogers Sophy & Mark Rogers

In this month's edition of Caribbean Connection we have links to a pair of interesting travel surveys - one survey is full of optimism about travel prospects for the remainder of 2021; and a second survey highlighting some of the challenges the Caribbean faces when it comes to extending a warm welcome to LGBT+ travelers. There's definitely a need for a course correction when it comes to LGBT+ travel. Besides the ethical issues of prejudice, the Caribbean is losing a ton of money when LGBT+ travelers choose to go elsewhere.

If you like what you see in Caribbean Connection, contact us at markrogers627@gmail.com. We can create custom marketing pieces for you at reasonable rates. There are 103,000 travel agents in the U.S. and Canada waiting to hear from you.

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Get Together in Paradise at Sandals® Resorts

Sandals is ready to show groups that there’s plenty of enjoyment to be had in the Caribbean and will prepare travel advisors on the amazing incentives available for groups. Read More

CHTA and ASTA Join Hands to Boost Member Benefits

The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association and the American Society of Travel Advisors have teamed up to strengthen the relationship between travel advisors and the region. Read More

Saint Lucia’s Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa Announces 18 Percent Travel Agent Commission and Booking Rewards

Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa has announced an increased commission rate in addition to limited time incentives available to travel agents as part of their CBAYREWARD$ program. Read More

Travel Survey

A travel survey from IPX 1031 shows 85 percent of respondents are optimistic about traveling in 2021—up from 48 percent in January Read More

O2 Beach Club & Spa Poised to Open in Barbados

The Economic Case for LGBT+ Inclusion in the Caribbean

A new report from Open for Business sheds light on how much the Caribbean is losing due to archaic laws and attitudes that repress LGBT+ populations and turn off would-be LGTBT+ visitors. Read More

St. Somewhere: A New Brand from Karisma and Margaritaville

Hilton Cancun Taking Reservations

JetBlue Debuts Antigua & Barbuda Flights out of Newark

Ernest Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea has proved itself to be an enduring work of American fiction. Click HERE for more info.

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