Antigua and Barbuda is poised for significant advancements in its tourism industry, as government officials unveil plans to diversify the sector by emphasizing sports and conference tourism. Prime Minister Gaston Browne, addressing the nation over the weekend, highlighted tourism as the cornerstone of the country’s economy. However, he stressed the importance of developing high-value niches to ensure year-round activity and reduce dependency on conventional leisure travel. This strategic shift aims to attract a broader range of visitors, including sports enthusiasts and business professionals, thereby enhancing economic resilience. The move reflects a long-term vision to position the twin-island nation as a versatile and competitive destination in the global tourism market. By leveraging its natural beauty and infrastructure, Antigua and Barbuda seeks to capitalize on emerging trends and secure sustainable growth for its tourism sector.
Antigua and Barbuda Eyes Sports and Conference Tourism to Diversify Sector
