September 22, 2014 By: Susan Young Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas is shown at Labadee, Haiti. Several unnamed Oasis-class ships are yet to be built. They might be named from a list the line recently submitted to the U.S. …
Online booking TravelCube launches new promotion as cruise travel grows Theodore Koumelis – 22 September 2014, 09:35 Although the majority of the world’s passengers come from North America, 1.7 million hail from the UK and Ireland according to research by …
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CHARLOTTE AMALIE, St. Thomas — Gloria Guevara, Mexico’s secretary of tourism from 2010 to 2012, outlined steps that were taken to help reposition her country’s tourism product during a time of crisis. Guevara addressed an audience at the Caribbean Tourism …
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CHARLOTTE AMALIE, St. Thomas — Although the Air Passenger Duty (APD), the U.K.’s air departure tax, on travel to the Caribbean will be the same amount as the tax on travel to the U.S, effective April 1, “the fight to …
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Harry Needs and Olympic gold medallist visit Rome and Orlando in Florida Couple posted pictures outside famous landmarks on Instagram and Twitter Took in the sights of Vatican City, Pantheon and Altare della Patria Flew with Virgin Atlanic to Orlando in Florida and …
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Pat Busovicki’s Eastern Caribbean cruise on the Carnival Dream almost ended in a nightmare. One afternoon, after plummeting down its Twister water slide, she says, she found herself trapped in a dangerous undertow. “I couldn’t get out,” remembers the retired …
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For an easy-going, character-rich little getaway, this Grenadines island (seven square miles, population 5,000) excels in virtually every way. Verdant and hilly, Bequia is exceptionally pretty – Admiralty Bay, dotted with yachts, is one of the Caribbean’s most pleasing-on-the-eye natural …
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