The Turks and Caicos Islands’ economy is heavily reliant on luxury tourism, offshore financial services, and real estate. Government policies focus on sustainable tourism and disaster resilience, particularly following hurricanes. Regulatory frameworks are robust but face challenges in financial transparency. Society enjoys relatively high living standards, with income generated primarily from tourism. Education systems are improving, with a focus on hospitality and public service skills. Climate risks, such as hurricanes and rising sea levels, pose significant threats to infrastructure. Healthcare services are accessible but rely on external providers for specialized care.
