Routes Americas 2025: A Successful Event for Caribbean Air Service Development

A Platform for Strengthening Air Connectivity and Fostering Growth

The Caribbean reported a highly successful presence at Routes Americas 2025, the region’s premier air service development forum, held from February 10-12 at Atlantis Paradise Island, The Bahamas. With over 900 senior industry professionals in attendance, the event provided a crucial platform for strengthening Caribbean air connectivity, expanding international routes, and driving tourism growth.

Ministerial Dialogue on Shaping the Future of Caribbean Tourism

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) Secretary-General & CEO Dona Regis-Prosper led a Ministerial Dialogue that brought together regional tourism leaders to shape the future of Caribbean tourism. Key discussions focused on expanding airlift, enhancing airline collaboration, and investing in airport infrastructure. Sustainability remained a top priority, with leaders emphasizing balanced growth, strategic partnerships, and positioning the Caribbean as a premier, year-round destination.

Reaffirming Commitment to Advancing Regional Tourism and Fostering Collaboration

CTO reaffirmed its commitment to advancing regional tourism and fostering collaboration for a more competitive Caribbean during the first official meeting of the year of its Board of Directors and Ministerial Council on February 13, reinforcing a united approach to both air service development and sustainable tourism development under a newly "reimagined" organization.

Conclusion

The success of Routes Americas 2025 underscores the importance of cooperation and collaboration in driving growth and development in the Caribbean. As the region continues to evolve, it is crucial that stakeholders work together to strengthen air connectivity, expand international routes, and promote sustainable tourism practices.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the outcome of the Routes Americas 2025 event?
The event was successful in providing a platform for strengthening Caribbean air connectivity, expanding international routes, and driving tourism growth.
What were the key discussions at the Ministerial Dialogue?
The discussions focused on expanding airlift, enhancing airline collaboration, and investing in airport infrastructure, with sustainability being a top priority.
What is the commitment of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) to advancing regional tourism?
The CTO reaffirmed its commitment to advancing regional tourism and fostering collaboration for a more competitive Caribbean, with a united approach to both air service development and sustainable tourism development.