Saint Lucia Tourism Authority names new CEO
Saint Lucia Tourism Authority (SLTA) has appointed Louis Lewis as Chief Executive Officer, effective now.
Lewis previously served as CEO and Director of Tourism at the Saint Lucia Tourist Board (SLTB) for a nine-year period before its rebranding to the Authority in 2017.
In his earlier roles, he increased airlift and elevated the Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival to international markets.
Most recently, he was the CEO of the Tobago Tourism Agency Limited for five years.
He holds an MBA in General Management and a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the University of the West Indies (Cavehill Campus).
He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and has completed advanced training in Tourism Destination Management at George Washington University, along with various programs from the IMF and the US Federal Reserve.
“I am eager to bring my professional experience, resources and networks to a dynamic team. My focus will be on deepening our connection to the tourism trade, enhancing our destination’s appeal, and enriching the visitor experience.”
As CEO, Louis Lewis will oversee all aspects of the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority.
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