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Kami membiarkan anggota kami tahu seperti, area-area pantai, keanekaragaman hayati, dan ketersediaan sumber daya yang genting untuk pariwisata berkelanjutan yang dapat dan akan terkena dampak perubahan iklim, dan kami mendorong mereka untuk tidak melakukan pendekatan bisnis yang biasa, dan kami mendorong inovasi serta beragam jenis pariwisata yang kami tawarkan ke tamu.
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Hugh Riley gives some approach of efforts on adaptation or mitigation. He said, “We work along with various agencies including the Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (CCCCC), Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) and others on collaborative projects that will benefit our CTO member countries. We recognize that with adaptation, making early decisions will be the most beneficial in potentially saving lives as well as saving money. We engage with our members on the need to look at where and how we build tourist resorts, air and seaports, roads and other infrastructure. We let our members know for example, that coastal areas, biodiversity, and availability of resources which are critical to tourism sustainability can and will be affected by climate change, and we encourage them not to take a business-as-usual approach; and so we encourage innovativeness and diversity in the types of tourism we offer our guests”.
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