How much did each Caribbean country spend on tourism in 2009?
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http://www.caribbeannewsdigital.com/en/news/12881/the_bahamas_spends_big_money_on_tourism,
I have a few more glimpses;
1. The Caribbean tourism industry suffered major setback in 2009. Only the following countries showed minor incline in the figures (Year on Year):
Cuba - 3.3%
Curacao - 1.5%
Guyana - 5.7%
Jamaica - 4.1%
2. The following countries showed heavy declines;
British Virgin Islands - 25%
Anguilla - 22.6%
Montserrat - 17.5%
Bermuda - 17.0%
Bonaire - 16.7%
Source:
http://www.reportlinker.com/p0172675/Caribbean-Tourism-Report-Q1-2010.html
You can find a few more detailed reports (you may need to buy them, as they are not free) from the following site (click the links for different reports);
http://www.onecaribbean.org/statistics/tourismstats/
And another detailed report on country wise tourist arrivals is available here, although it does not tell about the expenditures;
http://www.onecaribbean.org/content/files/FEB2Lattab09.pdf
Hope that helps
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Bermuda- $9.9 million
Cayman Islands- $7.2 million
Barbados- $3.2 million
British Virgin Islands- $1 million
Jamaica- $417,948
St Lucia- $222,672.95
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Great sources....hopefully the 2009 or 2008 figures can be found.