Caribbean Tourism Braces For Economic Hit From Melissa
Caribbean Tourism Braces For Economic Hit From Melissa
US · Published Oct 22, 2025
Tropical Storm Melissa is poised to significantly impact Caribbean tourism, potentially causing substantial economic losses in key destinations like Hispaniola and Jamaica.
Heavy rainfall and flooding from the storm could disrupt flights, cruises, and resort operations, adversely affecting local employment and income.
The storm highlights the vulnerability of tourism-dependent Caribbean economies, emphasizing the need for adaptive strategies and resilient infrastructure.
Caribbean tourism faces economic hit from Melissa
The Caribbean tourism sector is bracing for a significant economic downturn as Tropical Storm Melissa threatens to disrupt travel and leisure activities across the region. Key destinations, including Hispaniola and Jamaica, are particularly vulnerable to the storm's potential impact. With the peak of the hurricane season coinciding with crucial tourism months, the stakes are high for local economies heavily reliant on visitor revenue.
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