[ATLANTA] – Travel recovery is in full swing and top Caribbean travel suppliers including destinations, resorts, adventure companies, airlines and cruise lines, are ready to welcome visitors back to the region to enjoy safe, unique experiences. To send a strong and unified message as the Caribbean commemorates June as Caribbean American Heritage Month, Travel Advisors […]
It is important to have reliable transportation when traveling. If you are visiting a new place, it can be difficult to figure out the public transit system and which routes are best for your day-to-day life. While traveling, the last thing you want while traveling is to spend all of your time trying to get […]
[WILLEMSTAD] – In preparation for a busy summer season with increasing demand from North America, the Caribbean island of Curaçao announced today the latest coronavirus statistics, entry requirements and special offerings for travelers this season. Curaçao reports that 86,000 people of those eligible have been vaccinated, and over the past three weeks, documented a record-low positivity rate of […]
[U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS] – The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism is interested in collaborating with its Caribbean neighbors on tourism-enhancing initiatives. Especially, as the region’s bread-and-butter sector rebounds from the adverse impacts of the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking in the wake of a recent visit to Jamaica to meet with public and private sector stakeholders, […]
The South Florida Cricket Alliance has just announced that it plans to hold a Hot Weather T10 cricket tournament this year in association with Cricket Americas Limited. This is fantastic news for cricket fans in the area and abroad as the matches will be streamed live on OTT platforms across the world. If this news has got you craving […]
Virtual Celebration of Caribbean American Heritage Month and World Environment Day [NEW YORK] – June 2021 marks the 16th year since the official proclamation by the United States White House recognizing June as Caribbean American Heritage Month. Each year, this celebration, spearheaded by Dr. Claire Nelson, Founder and President of the Institute of Caribbean Studies […]
Traveling can be a lot of fun, in ideal situations people travel in order to go on vacation and relax, but even then things can turn into a total nightmare! So what really makes traveling bearable? There are so many factors that go into making your trip more fun, and generally less stressful – especially […]
by Howard Campbell [KINGSTON, Jamaica] – For someone whose business depends on travel, Kimona Myrie is relieved that the global lockdown caused by COVID-19, is gradually lifting. After a year on the sidelines, she is preparing to take flight in June. The 28 year-old Myrie operates TravelwithKimmie, a travel planning company in Kingston, Jamaica. Since […]
Looking for a chance to relax? Want to find something to do where your kids can keep themselves entertained for hours at a time? There are a lot of reasons to plan a day at the beach! Although just lounging and playing in the sand can be a lot of fun, it isn’t likely to […]
[KINGSTON, Jamaica] – Due to the growing consumer demand for Jamaica’s white sand beaches and distinctive island culture, the Jamaica Tourist Board has added new Frontier Airlines nonstop flights from Miami International Airport (MIA) to Montego Bay’s Sangster International Airport (MBJ). Beginning on May 28, 2021, and just in time for summer. The new service will […]
Caribbean-American Heritage Month Spotlight: Peter London
[SOUTH FLORIDA] – Peter London is the Artistic Director, Choreographer, and Founder of the Peter London Global Dance Company based in Miami, Florida. Before his success as a kindhearted dancer and asset to the world of dance, he began his dancing journey at the age of six, practicing in Laventille, Port of Spain, the Republic […]
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