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Caribbean Airlines Strengthens Tourism Resilience, Partners with ECO Canada for Global Conference on Coastal Management and Digital Innovation: Know More
Friday, February 7, 2025
ECO Canada is thrilled to welcome Caribbean Airlines as a key sponsor for Day 2 of the highly anticipated 3rd Global Tourism Resilience Day Conference & Expo, scheduled from February 17 to 19, 2025, at the newly launched Princess Grand.
This year’s theme, “Coastal Management for Tourism Resilience Using Digital Technologies,” brings together leading voices from across the tourism, policy, and technology sectors to explore forward-thinking strategies that enhance the sustainability and adaptability of coastal destinations.
As the premier airline of the Caribbean, Caribbean Airlines remains dedicated to fostering sustainable tourism while championing initiatives that bolster the region’s economic and environmental resilience. By supporting ECO Canada’s segment of the conference, the airline reinforces its commitment to integrating digital solutions into coastal management, ensuring long-term prosperity for Caribbean tourism while strengthening connections with Canadian organizations.
The Global Tourism Resilience Day Conference & Expo is backed by renowned partners, including the Ministry of Tourism Jamaica, UN Tourism, the European Union, the Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Center, Mastercard, the International Tourism and Investment Conference, and Princess Hotels & Resorts. Together, these organizations are driving discussions on the future of tourism sustainability, ensuring long-term industry growth.
Since its inception in 2021, the conference has expanded its scope to tackle key issues such as digital transformation, sustainable tourism development, and community engagement. This year’s sessions will delve into cutting-edge technologies, including AI, robotics, cybersecurity, immersive realities, the Metaverse, and IoT, highlighting their role in building tourism resilience.
With ECO Canada at the forefront, Canadian businesses in sustainable tourism, environmental technology, and digital innovation have a significant opportunity to engage with global leaders and contribute to the transformation of coastal tourism.
Caribbean Airlines CEO Garvin Medera commented : “Caribbean Airlines’ vision is to connect the Caribbean seamlessly and sustainably and it is our pleasure as an advocate of sustainable tourism to sponsor this Global Tourism Resilience Day Conference and Expo. I am especially …