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Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association and the Nature Conservancy Forge Ties. | SMN News

August 25, 2019

Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association and the Nature Conservancy Forge Ties. | SMN News
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Agreement Inked to Protect the Environment and Promote Tourism Sustainability

MIAMI :--- The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) has teamed up with one of the world's leading environmental organizations, The Nature Conservancy (TNC), to help create a more resilient Caribbean where tourism thrives while communities benefit and natural resources are used sustainably.

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"It's a perfect match which brings together CHTA's private sector members and The Nature Conservancy's enormous science-based capacity for protecting the lands and waters on which all life and our industry depends," said CHTA's Chief Executive Officer and Director General Frank Comito, who together with Marci


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