Bermuda to host 12th Caribbean Sustainable Tourism Conference
“We are honoured to host STC-12 in Bermuda,” said Bean. “We look forward to an action-based programme that builds on the recommendations coming out of STC-11.”
The CTO – the organiser of the conference – and the Bermuda government have already begun discussion on a date, which is expected to be announced soon. Work is also expected to begin on a programme shortly.
The announcement of Bermuda as host came at the end of STC-11 which was held in Bridgetown, Barbados.
The conference ended with a call to action by the CTO secretary general Hugh Riley.
“We thought that it should be meaningful enough to make a connection between real world matters and people’s concerns about being responsible and about preservation of our assets in the Caribbean. The three messages of STC-11 are, here are the facts; pay some attention and take some action,” Riley said.
Phil Davies
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