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Caribbean Week in New York set to celebrate culture, connection and commerce
The Barbados-based Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) said on Sunday that it is set to bring the vibrancy of the Caribbean to the heart of New York City with Caribbean Week in New York 2025 (CWNY 2025), taking place from June 1-6, 2025, at The Westin New York at Times Square.
As the premier Caribbean tourism event in North America, CTO said CWNY 2025 offers “an unparalleled platform to engage with key stakeholders, showcase brand commitment to Caribbean tourism, and gain high-visibility exposure during Caribbean-American Heritage Month.”
Under the theme “Caribbean Resilience: Crafting Tomorrow’s Tourism,” CTO said CWNY 2025 will feature dynamic discussions, cultural celebrations, and industry networking, including the Caribbean Media Marketplace, Caribbean Media Awards, leadership forums, artificial intelligence panels, and CTO’s high-level business meetings.
CTO said additional York activities include the CTO Foundation’s Jean Holder Scholarship initiative and the Caribbean Next-Gen Showcase, “underscoring a commitment to the future of Caribbean tourism.”
The week also includes a session on the orange economy and the Caribbean Women’s Leadership Dinner and Awards, CTO said.
“There is no better time than now for the Caribbean to come together, strategize, and create sustainable pathways for the future of our tourism industry,” said Dona Regis-Prosper, CTO’s Secretary-General and CEO.
“Caribbean Week in New York provides a valuable opportunity for us to showcase the strength, resilience, and unique offerings of our region while fostering deeper connections with our diaspora and key industry players,” she added.
CTO said it is inviting sponsors to be part of this premier tourism event, “providing an exceptional opportunity for brands to align with the Caribbean’s most influential industry gathering.”
It said customizable sponsorship packages are available, offering benefits such as: Brand visibility through logo placement on event materials, signage, and the official Caribbean Week website; speaking opportunities to address influential audiences at select events; exclusive networking access with high-level industry leaders and key stakeholders; participation in marquee events such as the Media Marketplace, luncheons, and leadership forums; and promotional opportunities through CTO news releases, digital marketing, and social media engagement.
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