Multi-island holidays represent 20% of overall business this year
ITC Travel Group brand Inspiring Travel has reported growing demand for Caribbean twin-centre and multi-island holidays.
So far this year, multi-island bookings in the region have accounted for 20% of the operator’s overall business.
In 2025, the figure was 21%, up from 7% the previous the year.
The operator said the most popular twin-centre combinations have been driven by air services offering onward connections.
These included British Airways and Virgin Atlantic services to Grenada via Saint Lucia; British Airways’ St Kitts route, which stops in Antigua; and British Airways’ Turks and Caicos service via Nassau in the Bahamas.
Another popular itinerary combined Grenada, Bequia in St Vincent and the Grenadines and Barbados, connected by SVG Air Shuttle services.
Inspiring Travel also highlighted growing demand for the British Virgin Islands, following the reopening of Peter Island Resort and Bitter End Yacht Cub. The destination has paired well with Antigua due to an interline agreement between British Airways and InterCaribbean Airways.
Alongside island-hopping itineraries, the operator has seen a rise in travellers choosing to split their stay between multiple hotels on a single island to experience more of the destination.
One popular combination included Carlisle Bay or The Inn at English Harbour in Antigua with Jumby Bay.