Cane Garden Bay Beach Hotel Supports BVI Tourism Summit’s Vision for Growth and Innovation
Cane Garden Bay Beach Hotel proudly participated in the 2025 Virgin Islands Tourism Summit, an event that brought together key industry leaders, stakeholders, and policymakers to discuss the future of tourism in the British Virgin Islands (BVI).
Hosted by the BVI Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Sustainable Development in collaboration with the British Virgin Islands Tourist Board (BVITB) and the BVI Yachting, Hotel & Tourism Association (BVIYHTA), the summit focused on strategic partnerships, sustainable tourism, and innovation as driving forces for the territory’s continued success in the global tourism industry.
A Commitment to Tourism Excellence
The event featured a keynote address by Dona Regis-Prosper, Secretary-General & CEO of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), who emphasized the importance of moving beyond traditional tourism strategies and embracing collaborative, sustainable, and technology-driven solutions.
Her message, "Is our beauty enough to guarantee our future?" challenged attendees to rethink how the BVI can remain competitive, ensuring that tourism benefits not only the economy but also local communities and the environment.
At Cane Garden Bay Beach Hotel, we recognize that maintaining the BVI’s status as a premier luxury destination requires constant evolution. By aligning with the five pillars of sustainable tourism outlined by the CTO—People, Planet, Prosperity, Purpose, and Partnership—we remain dedicated to enhancing the guest experience while supporting long-term economic and environmental sustainability.
Strengthening Industry Partnerships
As a proud contributor to the BVI’s tourism sector, Cane Garden Bay Beach Hotel remains committed to collaborating with industry stakeholders, travel organizations, and local businesses to enhance the visitor experience and drive tourism growth.
The summit highlighted the need for increased public-private partnerships, ensuring that both government initiatives and private sector investments work hand in hand to elevate the territory’s tourism offerings. Discussions also focused on experiential travel, sustainable development, and the use of technology to enhance marketing, guest engagement, and operational efficiency.
Looking Ahead
As a leading luxury boutique hotel in the BVI, we are eager to implement the insights gained from the summit and continue playing a key role in shaping the future of tourism in our territory.
We extend our gratitude to the BVI Ministry of Tourism, the BVITB, and the BVIYHTA for organizing this pivotal event, fostering collaboration, and paving the way for a stronger, more resilient tourism industry.