Antigua and Barbuda shines during Caribbean Week in NYC
Antigua and Barbuda made a significant impact at the Caribbean Tourism Conference in New York City.
The involvement of Minister of Tourism, Charles ‘Max’ Fernandez, and CEO Colin C. James in various discussions, including those on topics like inter-Caribbean air service and the influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the travel industry, was instrumental.
Additionally, the participation in the Women’s Empowerment breakfast meeting and the hosting of a dinner for respected journalists highlighted their commitment to gender equality and their gratitude towards the media.
CEO James also had a successful television interview, reaching a wide audience and effectively promoting the destination.
It’s great to see such active involvement and promotion of Antigua and Barbuda in the international tourism scene.
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