The Caribbean Cannabis & Tourism Summit + EXPO (CCTS), previously scheduled for October 30–November 1, 2026, will now take place April 23–25, 2027, in Negril, Jamaica.
This has been a difficult decision. We apologize for the disruption to our attendees, exhibitors, speakers and partners, especially those who have already made travel arrangements.
The postponement gives us additional time to secure participation from Jamaica’s Cannabis Licensing Authority and relevant tourism bodies, align our hotel and venue arrangements, and strengthen the resources needed to deliver the Summit. These relationships are central to the regional regulatory and cannabis tourism conversations we are convening.
The revised dates also allow prospective participants to include CCTS in their 2027 budgets as we develop the Summit programme, EXPO, Global Rastafari Convening, Investor & Deal Room, and Golden Chalice Awards.
For existing ticket holders: purchased tickets can transfer in full to the April dates. Those who prefer a refund may request one, to be processed within 30 days of the request. Please contact us directly about your booking.
The Road to CCTS Continues
We’re planning a Kingston cannabis industry expo for Saturday, December 12, 2026, with the venue being finalized. The event will connect brands, local producers, tourism businesses and supporting services with consumers, retailers and distributors through product displays, education, brand activations and entertainment.
We’re also introducing Ganja Traveller Magazine, an international publication exploring cannabis tourism developments, industry conversations, and the experiences, products, people and places shaping how consumers travel. Its website is planned for November, with a print preview in December ahead of the full issue targeted for January 2027.
Exhibitor, sponsorship and advertising opportunities are available across these initiatives as we build toward our flagship Summit.
Thank you to everyone who has supported CCTS and continues to help us build connections across the Caribbean cannabis and tourism industries. Further programme and venue updates will follow.