The Bahamas to Host 2027 Global Sustainable Tourism Council Conference
The Bahamas has been chosen to host the Global Sustainable Tourism Council 2027 Conference, showcasing its initiatives in ecosystem restoration and nature-based tourism. The conference is expected to attract approximately 400 delegates from around the world.
The Bahamas will host the Global Sustainable Tourism Council 2027 Conference from May 18-21, 2027, at the British Colonial Nassau and Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau. This historic selection establishes The Bahamas as a regional pioneer in sustainable tourism and environmental stewardship. The country has been advancing sustainability through ecosystem restoration initiatives, nature-based tourism, and community-based tourism experiences. The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism has established Destination Stewardship Councils on seven islands to integrate community perspectives into tourism planning. The 2027 conference is expected to attract approximately 400 delegates, including policymakers and sustainability experts. The Global Sustainable Tourism Council is a globally recognized body that establishes international standards for sustainable travel and tourism.
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