A Caribbean Travel, Lifestyle and Culture Blog
The Caribbean Tourism Organisation’s (CTO) annual tourism business meetings are back for 2022. The meetings and the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) aviation conference will be held in the Cayman Islands in September 2022. Both organisations are partnering with the Cayman Islands Ministry and Department of Tourism for the CTO’s […]
The Nevis Tourism Authority is sending out a global invitation for the Nevis Marathon & Running Festival, which will be returning. This is positive and exciting news for running and fitness enthusiasts looking for events in the Caribbean, and for anyone who is in love with Nevis. The festival, which […]
Here are some of the Caribbean travel stories that you may have missed during the month of June 2022: The Latest on Travel to the Caribbean: Requirements for U.S. Travelers (Travel Weekly) Piarco International Named Best Airport in the Caribbean (Loop News Trinidad and Tobago) Prince William and Kate Spent […]
The hottest new beach club in the Nobu portfolio is in the Caribbean at Nobu Barbuda! This addition is an all-day experience that features five private cabanas. Guests at the beach club will receive luxury services such as personal hosts, an exclusive menu, beachfront massages and a Caribbean-style lounge and […]
Sandals Royal Curacao recently welcomed its first guests and officially became the 16th Sandals resort in the chain of luxury properties in the Caribbean. The resort, which is the latest addition to the Sandals family, is the first Luxury Included brand in the Dutch Caribbean. Executive Chairman, Adam Stewart explained […]
Couples visiting Antigua and Barbuda during the month of June, can take advantage of the Love Lane. To celebrate Antigua and Barbuda’s Romance Month in June, the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority and the Antigua and Barbuda Airport Authority will be launching this new fast track service for arriving couples. […]
The inaugural Bonaire Rum Week will take place from June 14 – 17, 2022. It is a celebration of rum, which has its origins in the Caribbean. This new event is compliments of a collaboration between Caribbean Journal and Tourism Corporation Bonaire. Bonaire Rum Week is a four-day event that […]
The Belize Tourism Board signed an agreement with the University of Belize to update the National Sustainable Tourism Master Plan of Belize. The decision is in direct response to the impact of COVID on the tourism sector and the accompanying market shocks. Based on the events over the past two […]
The main Bermuda airport, the LF Wade International Airport, is the Best Airport of its Size in Latin America and the Caribbean region. In the recent Airport Council International (ACI) World Airport Service Quality Awards (ASQ), the airport in Bermuda came out on top. The airport won the award in […]
The Graeme Hall Swamp in Barbados is part of a larger area known as the Graeme Hall Nature Park. It is a unique coastland wetland and the largest of the coastal wetlands in Barbados. The swamp, which is in need of conservation, holds the designation of Ramsar Site under the […]
The Curacao Tourist Board has a new seasonal deals portal which highlights the island’s top travel deals. In addition to the current Curacao destination website, the new portal is a useful addition to the destination’s marketing toolkit. The new site was launched under the theme “Spring, Sun and Savings” to […]
To modernize the digital experience for visitors and partners, the British Virgin Islands Tourist Board released its redesigned website. The new design is testimony to the British Virgin Islands Tourist Board & Film Commission’s (BVITB) commitment to marketing the destination. Internet marketing is a key element in showcasing the destination […]
