The Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) has reported a resilient performance for the tourism sector during the second and third quarters of 2026, supported by strong visitor demand and significant private sector investment.
While the industry experienced adjustments in occupancy levels resulting from increased room inventory and temporary closures for renovations, key performance indicators demonstrate the continued strength of the sector and position Barbados well for the upcoming winter season.
This report on the industry’s performance was delivered by BHTA Chairman Kelly-Ann Payne at the association’s second quarterly media briefing at its headquarters earlier today.
Payne said that while the industry experienced adjustments in occupancy levels resulting from increased room inventory and temporary closures for renovations, key performance indicators demonstrated the continued strength of the sector and positioned Barbados well for the upcoming winter season. (GC)
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