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Anguilla Collaborates with International and Local Travel Specialists at CHTA 2024

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The Hon. Haydn Hughes, Minister of Infrastructure, Communications, Housing, Utilities, and Tourism for Anguilla, led a delegation to the 42nd Caribbean Hotel & Tourist Association (CHTA) Travel Marketplace in Montego Bay, Jamaica. The delegation included key figures from the Anguilla tourism industry, such as Chantelle Richardson, Deputy Director of Tourism, and Sandra Richardson, Vice President of the Anguilla Hotel & Tourist Association.

Minister Hughes emphasized the importance of regional collaboration in addressing the challenges facing the tourism industry in the Caribbean. He highlighted the need for a strategic approach to ensure sustainable growth and secure livelihoods for the people of the region.

The event featured industry forums, keynote addresses, and panel discussions on topics such as tourism development and sustainability. Minister Hughes provided a comprehensive update on Anguilla’s tourism industry, showcasing the island’s successful recovery and infrastructure improvements.

The CHTA Travel Marketplace attracted a diverse group of participants, including traditional buyers, supplier companies, and MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) delegates. The event facilitated networking opportunities and business exchanges to promote tourism in the region.

The Anguilla delegation received positive feedback from travel partners and buyers, with early bookings for 2024 and 2025 indicating a promising outlook for the sector. Meetings with international tour operators, wholesalers, and online travel agencies explored new marketing avenues for promoting Anguilla as a premier travel destination.

Overall, the participation of Anguilla in the CHTA Travel Marketplace showcased the island’s commitment to sustainable tourism development and collaboration with regional partners. For more information on Anguilla, visit the official website of the Anguilla Tourist Board and follow their social media channels for updates.

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