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Caribbean & Central America - April 2023
REGION: Tourism recovery is gathering pace
The Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) had described the industry outlook for 2023 as “promising”, predicting that tourist arrival numbers would for the first time push up beyond pre-coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic levels. There will still be a degree of uncertainty, however, because of worries over the global economy and local issues such as limited airlift.
- Introduction
- NICARAGUA: Crackdown enters new phase
- PANAMA: A violent start to the year
- EL SALVADOR: US indictment sheds more light on negotiations with gangs
- HONDURAS: Castro government establishes ties with China at the expense of Taiwan
- GUATEMALA: IMF praises economic “resilience”
- REGION: Managing migration in the Caribbean
- GUYANA: Guyana courted on all sides
- REGION: Tourism recovery is gathering pace
- BELIZE: Shrinking the debt
- CARIBBEAN POINTERS
- Economic Highlights