Articles about grenada tourism authority

Owner arranging fresh flowers on breakfast tables at a small open-air guesthouse veranda above Morne Rouge Bay, turquoise water beyond, eye-level, soft early light

Investing in a Small Hotel or Guesthouse in Grenada: The Numbers to Test

Thinking of investing in a small hotel or guesthouse in Grenada? The demand drivers, seasonality, costs, approvals and risks to test before you buy or build.

14/10/2026 8 min read

Chef in white jacket inspecting fresh produce delivered to a gleaming stainless-steel restaurant kitchen in Lance aux Epines, crates of vegetables, eye-level, clean bright light

International Business Structures

Registered but Not Yet Licensed: Grenada's Sector Licences Mapped

Registered your company in Grenada? The sector licences that may still be needed, from tourism and liquor to financial services, telecoms, food and professions.

14/10/2026 7 min read

A wide-body passenger jet on final approach over the turquoise bay near Point Salines, Grenada, white beach and villas below, late afternoon golden light, low angle from shore

Flights & Global Connections

Airlift Explained: Why Seat Capacity Matters to Grenada Investors

Airlift decides hotel occupancy, villa yields and how easy Grenada is to reach. What drives seat capacity, its risks, and how investors should read it.

14/10/2026 8 min read