Caribbean News Digital had the opportunity of interviewing Tom Tullius, general manager of the Meliá Puerto Vallarta Hotel, who talked about the leisure industry. A man with great expertise in this particular trade, Mr. Tullius has decided to steer the Meliá resort toward an attention-grabbing niche: kids and family travel.

Multi-destination could pan out to be a great attraction for visitors coming to the Caribbean, a high-octane option for all of them. Therefore, integration is necessary to enjoy the benefits and conveniences each and every of our countries has to offer. In an exclusive interview with Caribbean News Digital, Mr. Riveroll underscored the good chances any good multi-destination program between Cuba and Aruba might have, two countries with lots of offerings to make as tourist destinations. Mr. Riveroll also said the lodging facility under his leadership is blessed with countless attractions that allow guests to enjoy their vacations at full throttle. To begin with, the hotel has 500 oceanfront rooms, let alone congress and conventions halls that rank as the largest in all of Aruba.

In an exclusive interview with Caribbean News Digital, Mr. Gonzalez paints a clearer picture of what the Trusteeship is all about, his responsibilities within this entity and its layout. He also refers to policies aimed at putting Puerto Vallarta high on the list of sought-after tourist destinations.

In this exclusive interview, Pilar Torres speaks about her enthusiasm and the main projects he’s got in the crosshairs as General Manageress of the Puerto Vallarta Hotel and Motel Association. She refers to her mission of providing the association with additional values for hoteliers to know the advantages of their affiliation. She also underscores her intention to strengthen communication through a number of software programs thought up for this particular end.

We interviewed Reyson Pimentel, representative of Coral Hotels and the CTO Chapter in the Dominican Republic, who was recently awarded with a commemorative plate for his extraordinary work at the helm of the CTO Office in the Dominican Republic during the 2001-2002 period.

Fernando Abreu, together with sustainable tourism official Mercedes Silva, are the only two CTO staff members who were born in Spanish-speaking countries. For a number of years, Mr. Abreu has been involved in different stints related to PR and marketing, especially dealing with the U.S. market. In an exclusive interview with Caribbean News Digital, he talks about the main promotion strategies aimed at advertising the Caribbean.