"The Caribbean welcomed 35 million visitors in 2025, according to the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), once again surpassing pre-pandemic levels. But did every visitor truly feel welcome in the region? That’s the question Roni Weiss, the executive director of Travel Unity, a non-profit organisation working to create a more diverse and inclusive travel industry, is putting to destinations."
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