At the summit organized every year by the Florida Caribbean Cruise Association issues will be discussed such as tourism development, ports, tourism operations and security for tourists, among other issues related to the cruise industry.

The Honduran Institute of Tourism said that the event will be held in San Pedro Sula from May 10 to 12. 

For more information contact the Florida Caribbean Cruise Association. 

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Meeting of Cruise Operators in El Salvador

January 2015

The Central Rail Summit 2015 will be held in El Salvador, from May 13th to 15th, where it is expected that 15 corporations from the Florida Caribbean Cruise Association will be involved.

The Salvadoran Chamber of Tourism (CASATUR) hopes to have the participation of 30 union members who will be publicizing various tour packages offered by shipping lines.

Central America Cruise Summit 2015

July 2014

El Salvador is to host the third edition of the international industry event to be held on May 13th-15th in the capital.

From a statement issued by the Ministry of Tourism of El Salvador:

Honduras and Guatemala have hosted previous editions of the Central American Cruise Summit.

Opportunities for public-private partnerships

April 2012

Heads of state and business leaders will seek to join efforts for the development of Latin America and the Caribbean at a Business Summit, which will precede the Sixth Summit of the Americas.

Executives of large companies operating in Latin America and the Caribbean will meet April 13–14 with heads of state and government to discuss prospects for economic development in the region.

Florida Caribbean Cruise Association to Visit Honduras

February 2012

The Florida Caribbean Cruise Representatives Association (FCCA) wants to personally see sites that may be suitable for installing luxury cruise terminals in the future.

A high level delegation from the Florida Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA) will visit Honduras next week to learn about different locations in the Honduran Caribbean that could become luxury cruise terminals, revealed the Ministry of Tourism.