CARICOM was set up in July 4, 1973 with the signature of Chaguaramas Treaty, Trinidad &Tobago on behalf of Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, making of the least strict previous agreement of Cooperation of Free Trade (1968), a common and communitary market.Its headquarters is lcoated in Georgetown, Guyana.CARICOM is working to be a unique economy and market.
CARICOM was set up in July 4, 1973 with the signature of Chaguaramas Treaty, Trinidad &Tobago on behalf of Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, making of the least strict previous agreement of Cooperation of Free Trade (1968), a common and communitary market.Its headquarters is lcoated in Georgetown, Guyana.CARICOM is working to be a unique economy and market.
It is an international organization that was established in 1989 with the intention of forming solid foundations on which the governments of the region could erect its telecommunication strategies, both national and international. It is made up by 13 members.
It is an international organization that was established in 1989 with the intention of forming solid foundations on which the governments of the region could erect its telecommunication strategies, both national and international. It is made up by 13 members.
CTO has always been at the vanguard of regional tourism during the last 50 years, by means of its predecessors. The Caribbean Tourism Organization was established in January 1989 out of a fusion made among the Association of Caribbean Tourism Association (CTA, founded in 1951) and the Caribbean Research and Develpment Center (CTRDC, founded in 1974).It is an international development agency which operates, according to the terms of an agreement of the leadership with the Barbados governmentIt’s an international development agency that operates according to the terms of the leaderships of the government of Barbados. It also has marketing operation in tourism that generates markets in New York and London.CTO’s main objective is to supply the necessary information services to develop a sustainable tourism through its members, from which the Caribbean people can economically and socially benefit from.Tourism market, research and information management, development of human resources, development of products and technical assistance, as well as consultancy services, make up the core of activities offered on behalf of member countries.
