Anguilla made a powerful statement at this year’s Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) Caribbean Travel Marketplace, held in St. John’s, Antigua. The island’s delegation, led by the Hon. Cardigan Connor, Minister of Health, Sports, and Tourism, stood out with a clear message: Anguilla isn’t just part of the region’s tourism landscape—it’s shaping its future.
Joining Minister Connor were prominent tourism leaders Jameel Rochester, Chantelle Richardson, and Wilbert Fleming, who together represented the island with purpose and professionalism. Their presence wasn’t just symbolic—it was strategic.
The Anguilla delegation engaged in high-level meetings, including direct talks with Antigua’s Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, and delivered impactful presentations to international media, highlighting Anguilla’s unique value in the Caribbean tourism market.
At every turn, Anguilla’s team emphasized growth, innovation, and leadership. From sustainability goals to new marketing strategies and partnership opportunities, they shared a bold vision that positions the island as a premium destination for discerning travelers.
Minister Connor made it clear: Anguilla is entering a new chapter in tourism development, one that balances visitor experience, cultural preservation, and economic opportunity. As the Caribbean Travel Marketplace came to a close, Anguilla left with strengthened alliances, fresh interest from international partners, and renewed momentum.
This moment marks more than participation—it signals Anguilla’s emergence as a regional leader with a global perspective. The future of Anguilla’s tourism starts here.
