Stacey Liburd elected vice chair for British territories on CTO's executive committee
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- Liburd, Director of Tourism for the Anguilla Tourist Board, has been elected as the Vice Chair representative for the British Overseas Territories on the Caribbean Tourism Organization's (CTO) Executive Committee.
- The announcement was made following the CTO’s Annual General Meeting during the State of the Tourism Industry Conference on September 3rd, 2024.
- Liburd will serve a two-year term from September 2024 to 2026.
- Liburd will collaborate with newly elected Chairman Honorable Ian Gooding-Edghill, Chairperson of the Board of Directors Andrea Franklin, and other Executive Committee and Allied Board members.
- Together, they will guide the CTO in advancing the Caribbean's tourism strategy, ensuring the region’s offerings remain globally competitive.
Stacey A. Liburd, Director of Tourism for the Anguilla Tourist Board, has been elected as the Vice Chair representative for the British Overseas Territories on the Caribbean Tourism Organization's (CTO) Executive Committee.
The announcement was made following the CTO’s Annual General Meeting during the State of the Tourism Industry Conference on September 3rd, 2024. Mrs. Liburd will serve a two-year term from September 2024 to 2026.
As Vice Chair, Mrs. Liburd will collaborate with newly elected Chairman Honorable Ian Gooding-Edghill, Chairperson of the Board of Directors Andrea Franklin, and other Executive Committee and Allied Board members. Together, they will guide the CTO in advancing the Caribbean's tourism strategy, ensuring the region’s offerings remain globally competitive.
"Being elected as the Vice Chair representative for the British Overseas Territories on the CTO’s Executive Committee is both an honor and a privilege. I am deeply committed to promoting our unique tourism experiences and working collaboratively with my fellow members to drive regional growth and sustainability. Together, we can enhance our collective voice and ensure that the interests of the Caribbean are well represented on the broader global stage," said Liburd.
The CTO, comprised of 25 member countries and territories, plays a vital role in promoting sustainable tourism development in the Caribbean, a mission that continues to impact the region significantly. This election marks a pivotal moment for the organization as it pushes forward with plans for growth and global recognition.
CTO Secretary General Dona Regis-Prosper praised the election of Director Liburd, stating, "The election of Stacey Liburd as Vice Chair representative for the British Overseas Territories on the CTO’s Executive Committee represents a win-win for both the CTO and Caribbean Tourism. She is greatly respected and admired by her colleagues for demonstrating leadership, vision, and commitment to the goals and values that make our tourism industry one of the strongest and most exciting in the world. I extend my earnest congratulations to her, and I am deeply grateful that the next two years will be marked by continued progress thanks to her contributions and collaboration with other members of our leadership team."
