- 2011 in Review: Curacao rated Top International Destination
- CHATA is looking for an Office Assistant (M/F).
- CARIBBEAN MARKETING COMPANY CTDC TO BUILD NEW TRAVEL WEBSITE
- FROMMER’S SELECTS CURAÇAO AS TOP 10 DESTINATION FOR 2012
- Youngest boss of Curacao for Dolphin Academy
- CHATA ANNUAL ONLINE AUCTION RESULTS ARE IN!!
- Curaçao organizes Dolphin Rescue Fundraiser
- CHATA Annual Online Auction Launched- Bid Now!
- Dolphin Suites winner of Zoover Award 2011
- LAST CHANCE TO BOOK! HOTELS SELLING OUT FOR CURAÇAO NORTH SEA JAZZ FESTIVAL, FEATURING STING, STEVIE WONDER
- PASSPORT MAGAZINE SELECTS CURAÇAO'S KNIP BEACH AS ONE OF THE TOP 25 BESTBEACHES IN THE WORLD
- Recognized as the best in the Caribbean and American continent: Renaissance Curaçao Resort receives Customer Excellence “Problem Experienced Excellence Award”
- CHATA is looking as per direct for a Marketing & Product Manager (m/f) for its Executive Bureau.
- InselAir postpones new route to Caracas
- InselAir Inaugural Flight to Caracas a Success
- Jan Thiel Beach tourists recieve personalized service
- CARIBBEAN HOTEL & TOURISM ASSOCIATION DISPUTES CHARGES BY GUYANA PRESIDENT BHARRAT JAGDEO
- InselAir announces 15th destination: Caracas, Venezuela
- The Curacao Culinary Team 2011 Wins Silver Medal
- CHATA recognizes Jack Marshall
- Tenth Baby Dolphin for Dolphin Academy’s Ninth Anniversary
- CHATA Team Wins MCB Platinum Card Curaçao Tourist Open
- INSELAIR LAUNCHES TWICE WEEKLY NONSTOP FLIGHTS FROM CHARLOTTE TO CURAÇAO Introductory Fares Start at $337 Roundtrip through June 22, 2011
- STING AND STEVIE WONDER TO HEADLINE SECOND ANNUAL CURAÇAO NORTH SEA JAZZ FESTIVAL
- CHATA ELECTS 2011 BOARD
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May 2010 preliminary hotel occupancies averaged 68.60% as compared to 67.45% in May 2009, a 1.7% increase.
For the first five months of the year 2010, the average occupancy is at 71.87%, compared to 77.03% in 2009. This is a decrease of 6.7% The decrease in YTD average hotel occupancy was mainly due to the increase in room capacity on the island compared to last year.
The May occupancies were heavily affected by a drop in Venezuelan arrivals which continues to affect not only the hotel performance, but also other areas such as down town shopping, restaurants etc.
By Hotels: Avila - Breezes- Blue Bay- Bon Bini- Chogogo - Dolphin Suites- Floris -Habitat - Hilton - Howard Johnson- Kura Hulanda- Lodge KH- Livingstone - Marriott - Morena- Otrobanda - Papagayo - Plaza Hotel-Renaissance- Royal Resort- Trupial Inn
