What does CHA stand for?

She noted that in 2006 its 10 mid-scale properties in the Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and Turks & Caicos averaged a year-round occupancy of 78% and an average daily room rate of US$150; About 60% of the hotels within the Caribbean Hotel Association membership are small (75 rooms or less)--and while the intra-regional market is of critical importance so is the US which accounts for more than 50% of Caribbean travel.

The Caribbean Hotel Association (CHA) was formed in 1959, as a committeee of the Caribbean Tourist Association.

He serves the wider regional industry as third vice president of the Caribbean Hotel Association (CHA), chairing its marketing committee.

These green campaigns firmly reinforce our values and our unique Caribbean heritage," says Berthia Parle, president of the Caribbean Hotel Association.

Byline: New York Daily News Although Hurricane Hortense took a swipe at the Turks and Caicos and barreled harmlessly past the Bahamas recently, the Caribbean Tourism Organization and the Caribbean Hotel Association say the U.

According to the Caribbean Hotel Association, in certain cases, island hoteliers will either give vouchers or discounts on future travel in case a stay is interrupted due to a natural disaster.

Suarez's knowledge of the Caribbean product and his interest and passion for his work has earned him a renowned respect within the Caribbean hospitality industry, and led to his Presidency of the Caribbean Hotel Association (CHA) in June 2002.

The Caribbean Hotel Foundation, the non-profit subsidiary of the Caribbean Hotel Association, on Jan.