Grenada Board Of Tourism News
Grenada’s Dream Team Shares Bold Vision for Tourism Growth
An exclusive interview with Stacey Liburd (CEO), Tornia Charles (Director of Sales & Marketing), and Randall Dolland (Chairman of the Board), Grenada Tourism Authority – with Breaking Travel News. Grenada’s new tourism leaders plan to drive sustainable growth by promoting the tri-island experience, diversifying markets, developing niches like medical and agro-tourism, and upgrading infrastructure. They aim to attract quality travelers through authenticity, improved airlift, expanded hotel capacity, and strong digital marketing, with sustainability and community benefit at the core.
Grenada to lift all Covid-19 restrictions next week
The tri-island state of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique has announced the removal of all Covid-19 restrictions, including entry restrictions for unvaccinated travellers.
Edwards lands in UK to assume Grenada sales role
Grenada Tourism Authority has confirmed the arrival of sales manager Emil Edwards in the UK. The newly-created role comes as the tri-island state looks to boost their trade representation on the ground.
Balearic Islands lead green list additions for UK travellers
The Balearic Islands, Malta, the Portuguese archipelago of Madeira and Barbados are among the places added to the green list for travellers from the UK.
Grenada prepares to welcome back UK visitors
The Caribbean destination, along with its sister islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique, has fully-vaccinated 70 per cent of hotel workers with the Astra-Zeneca vaccine.
Record visitor figures for two Caribbean destinations
Both the Grenada Tourism Authority and Montserrat Tourism Division have releases figures detailing record arrival numbers for 2019, largely driven by a buoyant economy in the United States.
Grenada welcomes new visitor milestone in 2018
Grenada achieved a historic milestone in 2018 welcoming more than half a million visitors to the destination’s shores. Spread across key niche markets, the combined cruise, yachting and stay over arrivals for 2018 was 528,077 representing a 13 per cent increase over 2017.
Cruise boom pushes up tourism figures in Grenada
Some 18.88 per cent more cruise and stay-over visitors came to Grenada in 2014 than in 2013, revealing an increased interest for travel to the beautiful tri-island state. Cruise is one of five main market niches for Grenada, with three ports of entry for cruise ships. One hundred and fifty six cruise calls brought 235,140 passengers to Grenada in 2014, contributing an excess of twenty six million Eastern Caribbean dollars to the economy.
Grenada tourism launches campaign around Kirani James’ Olympic win
To showcase the gracious and humble spirit of the Grenadian people as demonstrated to a global audience by Kirani James during the recently concluded 2012 London Olympic Games, the Grenada Board of Tourism has launched a targeted campaign designed to reinforce this key brand message as a point of differentiation for potential visitors.
Grenada taps into Olympic victory with new tourism campaign
The Grenada Board of Tourism has launched a targeted campaign which showcases the achievements and emotional connection made by Olympic hero Kirani James. The short term web-based campaign aims to boost visitors to the region.
New and improved booking engine system for Grenada
Grenada - The Grenada Board of Tourism (GBT) and the Grenada Hotel &Tourism Association (GHTA) have jointly launched a new, and improved, booking engine on their respective websites www.grenadagrenadines.com and www.gogrenada.gd which, it is expected, will bolster the island’s tourism industry.
Grenada Board of Tourism welcomes Toronto-Grenada schedule
Getting from the shivering cold to the sublime warmth is easier than ever with the new air connection from Toronto, Canada, to Grenada, which began mid-December of last year.