BARBADOS TOURISM PRODUCTS
Tourism is a global marketplace. Traditional experiences are now duplicated across the globe with new non-traditional market players entering the fray, creating a heightened competitive environment. It is within and because of this paradigm shift that it becomes imperative for Barbados to differentiate itself from its competition, utilising effective marketing tools to promote a consistent and identifiable brand. Consistency will be achieved through coordinated and structured strategies that apply across all geographic locations.
TOURISM
At the beginning of the 21st century, tourists’ tastes began to change. This shift emerged due to factors such as increased knowledge of possible destinations and a desire to visit places with unique customs,...
While a picture says a thousand words, a video brings everything to life in vivid colour and motion, guaranteed to transport you mentally, spiritually and emotionally to the ideal place in your Barbados vacation.
At the beginning of the 21st century, tourists’ tastes began to change. This shift emerged due to factors such as increased knowledge of possible destinations and a desire to visit places with unique customs, history, ethics, and culture. Tourists view cultural diversity as a method to enrich traveling involvement and new experiences.
Today via the Barbados Tourism Product Authority are developing the following niches; ecotourism, nature-based tourism, faith-based tourism, history and culture tourism, and adventure tourism.
DISCOVER
Also known as 'Little England', Barbados' British heritage has impacted immensely on Caribbean Culture. Barbados' capital historic Bridgetown and Its Garrison have been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Barbados has handful of museums,...
Drawing on its English, African and West Indian roots, Barbados has established its own distinctive identity, evidenced in its customs, traditions and value, and passionately expressed through the rich history, exceptional cuisine and artistic talents of its people.
Also known as ‘Little England’, Barbados’ British heritage has impacted immensely on Caribbean Culture. Barbados’ capital historic Bridgetown and Its Garrison have been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Barbados has handful of museums, historic sites, walking tours and properties that best reflect the rich cultural heritage of our beautiful island country.
