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Grenada tourism arrivals continue upward trend
Grenada tourism arrivals grew significantly for the third consecutive month.
Available data showed November 2022 was the highest ever, with 14,232 visitors.
It represents a 17% increase over 2019 figures.
December is projected to surpass the previous high of December 2019.
This last quarter of 2022 has seen the return of all international flights into Grenada.
It includes the expansion of British Airways’ flight schedule from London Gatwick, with a third flight.
Air Canada now has a twice weekly service and Sunwing Airlines operates flights every Sunday from Toronto.
November also saw Grenada hosting a number of high profile conferences including the AGM of the Caribbean Chambers of Commerce.
Another highlight was the second annual Tour Operators Marketplace.
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