Turks and Caicos are breaking summer tourism records and leaving everyone speechless

Turks and Caicos are breaking tourism records this summer, a season traditionally considered ‘low’. Read on to find out why now might be the best time to visit.

Most travelers flock to this British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean for its crystal clear turquoise waters, Instagram-worthy photos, exotic wildlife and adventure sports –just not in the summer.

Authorities have stated that this demonstrates the island’s ability to entertain and serve visitors all year round, regardless of the weather or season.

“Our destination remains open and welcoming all year round, proving that our product appeals to all seasons,” Tourism Minister Josephine Connolly told reporters.

The huge influx of tourists this summer has pleasantly surprised the government and other stakeholders involved in the local hospitality industry.

In reality, Turks and Caicos welcomed 71,452 overnight visitors during the summer, a 16 percent increase compared to the same season in 2023.

Hotel occupancy rates also rose steadily, averaging 75.8 percent in July, the third-best performance in the region, according to official data.

The destination seems to mainly attract people who spend a lot of money and people who want to be pampered with luxury.

With these results, the archipelago strengthens its position as “preferred choice for travelers looking for a top holiday,Connolly concluded.

Why Turks and Caicos should be your next Caribbean destination

This destination is renowned for its ability to offer a blend of luxury, sophistication and adventures amidst the most stunning untouched nature.

Places like Grace Bay Beach have been repeatedly voted the world’s best beach destination over the past decade.

The water sports on these islands are also legendary, offering world-class snorkeling and diving among an extensive coral reef system teeming with exotic marine life.

Another reason to add this destination to your bucket list is the extensive range of all-inclusive luxury resorts.

Properties such as the Amanyara Resortstands out for its secluded location and modern design, offering guests an exclusive retreat where they can enjoy private villas, personal chefs and otherworldly ocean views.

The Palms Turks and Caicos Islands is another top resort that will help you get rid of everyday stress and office stress, with its elegant suites, award-winning spa and world-class dining options.

Most resorts on these islands feature infinity pools and bespoke 24/7 concierge services, all set against the backdrop of some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.