I’m Jericca Warren — a multidisciplinary creative, researcher, and content creator dedicated to reimagining how destinations are experienced through history, identity, and storytelling. Deeply rooted in the Bay Islands of Honduras, I work in uncovering and elevating cultural narratives that go untold.

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Through my platform Caribbean Honduras, I’ve developed destination guides, authored cultural publications, and produced content that blends historical research with modern storytelling. My work spans gastronomy, tourism, archaeology, and heritage preservation — always with a focus on creating experiences that educate, connect, and inspire.

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In addition to cultural work, I take a hands-on, solutions-oriented approach to the economic and social challenges of island life. I conducted a comparative analysis of store product prices between Guanaja, Roatan, and mainland Honduras, identifying key barriers to affordability. 

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I’ve written for major media outlets, led digital tourism campaigns, and collaborated with both public and private institutions. In 2020, I partnered with the Honduran Institute of Tourism and National Chamber of Tourism on a digital tourism initiative during the lockdown. My work has been featured in Diario La Prensa, Diario El País, Caribella Magazine, Auge Boga Magazine, Diario Tiempo, Teleprogreso, Diario Roatan, and other platforms that recognize my role in reshaping the narrative of Honduran tourism with creativity.

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I collaborate with purpose — bridging communities, institutions, and stories — to ensure tourism becomes a force for cultural preservation, economic resilience, and long-term development.