The Iran conflict is already affecting Caribbean economies, as fuel prices surge and airlines are sharing the cost with passengers. That’s not only affecting the region’s tourism-dependent economies, but also the cost of imported food, electricity and transportation. CGTN's Caribbean correspondent Jermine Abel is in Antigua and Barbuda, where tourism stakeholders are meeting at the 44th Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association Forum this week.

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