We turn verified carnival and festival behaviour into visitor intelligence — so tourism authorities know exactly who their visitors are, what they spend, and how to bring them back all year round.
*Visitor trip spend from official Trinidad & Tobago (2024) and Jamaica (2025) Carnival exit surveys — not multiplier-adjusted economic impact.
One proprietary framework that captures cultural travel behaviour, converts it into intelligence, and turns it into year-round destination growth. Five layers, working as one system.
Verified profiles of cultural travellers — costume, ticket, accommodation and travel-origin data.
Who travels, why, how, and what they spend — raw behaviour turned into tourism insight.
Acquire visitors efficiently — festival audiences targeted with the right destination, at the right time.
Move visitors beyond carnival into wellness, culinary, heritage and luxury — all year round.
Prove it — visitor spend, nights, repeat visitation and economic contribution, measured.
Most destinations market on instinct. DIMA replaces guesswork with a continuously growing picture of who your cultural visitors really are.
Source-market analysis down to the city — so marketing budgets follow the visitors who actually convert.
Airfare, accommodation, costume, events, dining — the full economic footprint of every traveller.
Segmentation that separates diaspora returners from luxury travellers from festival nomads.
Repeat-visitation and travel-propensity signals that turn one trip into a year-round relationship.
From always-on intelligence to performance-driven acquisition to regional collaboration — each engagement begins with a conversation, not a contract.
DIMA sits on a unique and continuously growing asset: verified carnival consumers actively spending on travel, accommodation, costumes, events and entertainment across the Caribbean.
*Visitor trip spend from official Trinidad & Tobago (2024, ~US$2,250/visitor) and Jamaica (2025, up to US$5,321/visitor) Carnival exit surveys — visitor expenditure, not multiplier-adjusted economic impact. Arrivals: CTO Caribbean Tourism Performance Review 2024.
We don't sell software and walk away. We build the Caribbean's tourism intelligence infrastructure alongside the authorities, ministries, airlines and hotels growing the region — turning cultural participation into year-round, high-value visitation.

Judith founded DIMA Intelligence Marketing to lead a shift toward audience-led marketing across the Caribbean's tourism and cultural sectors — moving destinations away from visibility for its own sake and toward precision, accountability, and culturally intelligent growth.
Fluent in English, Spanish and German and shaped by a background spanning four continents, she brings a global perspective to markets too often approached too broadly — using real audience behaviour to help brands understand who they're speaking to, how they move, and how to turn that insight into measurable impact.
The questions that decide a destination's carnival strategy — where your visitors really come from, how to keep them year-round, and what they're truly worth — we walk through them with you directly, using your own data.
The diaspora map behind your carnival — shown live in your briefing.
How we test, prove and scale off-season demand — walked through with you.
The verified economic case for your destination — presented in person.
Tell us about your destination. We'll show you what the cultural-traveller data already knows — and where the year-round growth is hiding.