The Room Just Got Bigger: CCTS Is Expanding Across Negril.
We have been saying it from the beginning: the Caribbean needs its own room.
Turns out, we need more than one.
The Caribbean Cannabis and Tourism Summit is expanding across Negril, with Royalton Negril and Coral Cove Wellness Resort anchoring two very different sides of the Summit experience.
This changes everything.
It gives us more room for business, more room for Caribbean brands, more room for wellness and culture—and more room to experience Negril.
Royalton Is Where the Big Conversations Happen.
Royalton remains home to the Summit’s big stage, major presentations, workshops, breakout sessions and Deal Room activity.
This is where policymakers meet entrepreneurs. Where investors meet ideas. Where tourism, cannabis, wellness, culture and regional development sit at the same table.
It will also host VIP mixers, private meetings and the smaller business moments that often matter just as much as anything happening onstage.
Royalton will be polished, focused and deliberately curated, with partner displays, banners, information stations and brand visibility supporting the programme.
The Caribbean Cannabis Experience Trade Show will have a home of its own at Coral Cove.
The Caribbean Cannabis Experience Trade Show Comes to Coral Cove.
Coral Cove changes the scale—and the personality—of the Summit.
Its pavilions and grounds give us space to build a Caribbean trade show experience around the industries that belong in this conversation: cannabis, wellness, tourism, hospitality, agriculture, natural products, technology, mobility, food, culture and community enterprise.
There will be indoor pavilions, selected outdoor booths, brand activations, demonstrations and room for Caribbean businesses to show us what they are actually building.
The building and sandy beach areas directly in front of Coral Cove will remain open for wellness programming, movement, conversation and the experience of simply being in Negril.
Commercial activity will be concentrated inside the pavilions and in carefully selected areas behind them.
Negril Is Part of the Programme.
The expanded footprint connects the Summit with the destination: its farms, communities, hospitality businesses, wellness spaces, transportation providers, restaurants, entertainment and people.
Attendees will move between serious industry conversations and the places where Caribbean cannabis tourism is already taking shape.
The conference is part of the experience. Negril is part of the programme.
One Summit. Many Rooms.
The Summit now has space for the main stage and the side conversation. The presentation and the demonstration. The investor and the farmer. The luxury traveller and the community operator. The policy debate and the beachside reason we are having it in Negril in the first place.
Many Rooms, One Early Bird Price.
Full Summit Early Bird passes are currently US$150 through August 30, giving attendees access to the complete three-day Summit programme.
Exhibitor spaces, pavilion opportunities and new sponsorship placements will be announced next.
The room just got bigger.
Now it is time to claim your space in it.
Caribbean Cannabis and Tourism Summit October 30–November 1, 2026 Negril, Jamaica
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