Creating a Climate Friendly Travel System
Welcome to St. Lucia Climate Friendly Travel Chapter
What does the St. Lucia Climate Friendly Chapter Do?
01
Community of Champions
- Build a growing community of like minded individuals who are networked across the LDC + world.
02
Registry
- Encourage companies to join the CFT Registry.
- Encourage companies to join the CFT Registry.
03
CFT Project
- Identify and develop a locally initiated project. This could be solar electrification of villages, water sanitation, waste reduction, or any number of other areas related to increasing the Sustainability of Tourism in the country.
Meet the Chapter Leader
Jasma Duncan is a tourism professional with experience in tourism development, stakeholder
engagement, and destination management in Saint Lucia. She has worked on initiatives
supporting sustainable tourism growth and community-focused development within the tourism
sector. Her professional interests include climate-conscious tourism, destination resilience, and
sustainable development. As the SUNx Malta Chapter Leader Representative for Saint Lucia,
she advocates for Climate Friendly Travel and greater awareness of sustainability within the
tourism industry. Jasma is passionate about fostering collaboration among industry stakeholders
to support responsible tourism practices. She is committed to promoting tourism as a tool for
economic development while protecting natural and cultural resources for future generations.
Naila Marius is a Tourism and Human Resources professional from the beautiful Caribbean island nation of Saint Lucia. She is passionate about sustainable tourism and its role in creating positive economic, social, and environmental outcomes for communities. With a background in human resources, she believes that investing in people is essential to building a resilient and competitive tourism sector. Her interests include workforce development, employee engagement, leadership, and community empowerment. Naila is committed to promoting tourism practices that preserve cultural heritage, support local livelihoods, and protect natural resources. She actively advocates for approaches that balance visitor experiences with the long-term well-being of communities and destinations. Through her work and community involvement, she strives to contribute to a more sustainable and inclusive future for tourism in Saint Lucia and the wider Caribbean.











