U.S. Virgin Islands

The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism (DOT) is a government agency established in 1995 to promote the economic development of the U.S. Virgin Islands through tourism. It operates under the Commissioner of Tourism and is responsible for creating and managing tourism programs and policies throughout the territory.

The Department's mission is to enhance the U.S. Virgin Islands' appeal as a travel destination. It focuses on increasing airlift and cruise arrivals, improving accommodations, and supporting cultural events. The DOT collaborates with local stakeholders and international partners to drive sustainable economic growth. It also monitors tourism trends to inform its strategies.

The U.S. Virgin Islands is known for its stunning beaches, water activities like diving and snorkeling, and vibrant cultural events. The Department works to attract a diverse range of travelers, including leisure tourists, adventure seekers, and cruise passengers, ensuring the islands remain a popular year-round destination.