Caribbean Tourism Investment Management Inc. based in Bridgetown, Barbados is a Limited Liability Company incorporated under the laws of Barbados on 10th December 1990.
The company was formed with the specific objective of establishing a turnkey service to the Hotel and Tourism industry of the Caribbean.

The services being offered include but are not limited to:-

. Real Estate services.

. Property Development and Management.

. The sourcing of Investors and Finance for projects.

Timothy Calvin Boyce Dip. Real Estate, MSc, MIH, FIMCA is a Barbadian and the Managing Director of Caribbean Tourism Investment Management Inc. (CTIM Inc.). He made the switch from Chartered Accounting studies to the Hotel and Tourism industry in 1970. He has an Accounting background and started his career in the Hotel Industry as a Systems and Internal Auditor with Commonwealth Holiday Inns of Canada.

In 1972 he joined Trust House Forte Hotels as an Assistant Financial Comptroller at Sandy Lane Hotel and during his twelve years with the company he worked and trained in their European Resorts in Sardinia, Amsterdam, Belgium, Malta, Paris and London before returning to Sandy Lane as the Financial Comptroller. Mr. Boyce is very experienced in all aspects of the Hotel and Tourism Industry but has a special liking for the Restructuring and repositioning of unprofitable Hotels, the negotiation of Hotel Management contracts and ongoing research to develop and implement innovative methods for the sustainability of the Tourism Industry. He emphasizes the use of the “Uniform System of Accounting for Hotels” as the Management tool for the ongoing monitoring of profitability in Hotels & Restaurants for the sustainability of the Industry.

In 1982 he accepted the challenge of reviving the Crane Beach Hotel from receivership and to this end he left the Trust House forte Group (Sandy Lane Hotel) and assumed the role of General Manager of the Crane Beach Hotel. After restructuring the Hotel he was asked by its Canadian owners to devise a plan for the development of this twenty-five room, forty three acre site and he introduced the Mix-Use model for its development. After completing the model he took the property to the International market for sale and after two years of making presentations in Europe and North America he finally sold the property and the development model to its present owners.

Mr. Boyce is currently pursuing doctorial studies and his thesis is “Implementable strategies for sustainable Tourism in the Caribbean”. He is adamant that the sustainability of the Hotel Industry in the Caribbean must be pivoted around Mix-Use property development, which has the capacity to produce a better average spend per person, an upgraded plant, attract a visitor with a stronger discretionary income, make the industry less dependant on mass market tour operators while producing a debt free accommodation sector. In this model the Hotel maintenance costs is subsidized by its condo owners, and its marketing is assisted by the efforts of the owners. Management can therefore concentrate on packaging a Caribbean holiday experience that provides repeat clients, profitability and thus the sustainability of the product.

After selling the Crane Beach Hotel and assisting the present owners to settle in and commence their project he left and formed the company “Caribbean Tourism Investment Management Inc.A Tourism Consulting, Property Investment, Real Estate and Wealth Creation Company.

He has been a Director of:

• The Barbados Tourism Authority;
• The Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association;
• The Barbados Tourism Investment Corporation;
• The National Conservation Commission;
• He was a member of the team that drafted the Tourism Development Act 2002 – 7

He is currently a Director of:

• The Barbados Tourism advisory Council;
• The Barbados Estate and Valuers Association (BEAVA)
• The BCA Representitive to the West Indies Cricket Board
• The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)

Mr. Boyce is:

• A Member of The Institute of Professional Managers of the United Kingdom;
• A member of Alexander Hamilton Institute of Managers of the United States.
• His Hotel and Tourism studies include Management Training at Cornell University and the Educational Institute of The American Hotel & Motel Association;
• He holds a Diploma in Real Estate from The Barbados Community College;
• He holds a Master of Science (MSc.) in Hospitality and Tourism Management from Revans University in the United Kingdom;
• He is a member of the Institute of Hospitality (MIH);
• He is a Fellow of the International Management Centres Association of England (FIMCA);

The vast experience that Mr. Boyce has acquired while managing, directing, researching and assisting in the planning of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Industry, makes him and a professional team with which he shares a strategic alliance, well placed to offer prospective investors in Tourism related projects, Property Development or Real Estate Services, the turn key operation necessary to maximize and sustain a return on their investment.

The vast experience that Mr. Boyce has acquired while managing, directing, researching and assisting in planning of the Barbados Hotel and Tourism industry makes him, and a professional team that he shares a strategic alliance with, well placed to offer prospective investors in Tourism related projects, Property Development or Real Estate Services the turn key operation necessary to maximize return on their investment.

The company also have a special package which will cater to the resettling for all returning Nationals.

The time has come to consolidate the Caribbean's many assets, in the promotion of our tourism,
trade and financial offerings. Cross-marketing and strategic alliances, must become standard
operating procedure.