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South Sudan, the world’s youngest nation, is embroiled in a conflict that began as a political dispute but has been intensified by pre-existing ethnic tensions. The number of casualties and refugees is straining government and international humanitarian efforts. If the …
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If you want to get away from it all, the The Lazy Fish in Cumbria is a striking converted barn set in beautiful countryside that has everything you need for a dreamy weekend away. If, on the other hand, you …
Jamaica recently welcomed the leadership of the regional tourism sector to the Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2014, which took place in the purpose built Montego Bay Convention Centre. Following the successful event, which say hundreds of delegates dissect the latest trends …
Breaking Travel News interview: John Lynch, director of tourism, Jamaica … Read more »
Every December 30, there is a party next door to Club Barbados hosted by The X Factor’s very own Simon Cowell. Rumour has it that a few Club guests managed to get in once and rub shoulders with A-list celebrities …
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Expedia reported that travel demand for the Caribbean grew nearly 20% from January through September 2013 over the same period in 2012. Leaders within the Caribbean were St. Maarten/Martin with a 35% growth in demand; the Dominican Republic, 33%; St. …
Molinari’s Restaurant boasts a catchy slogan on its website, Save the Airfare, that emphasizes you don’t have to travel overseas for an authentic Italian dining experience. The Bethlehem restaurant perhaps should consider changing that slogan now that it’s hosting two …
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Email Print Rosalie Lipfert is a Cornish resident and recent Dartmouth graduate. She spent this past summer in Bern, Switzerland’s capital, working on a climate change through storytelling project as part of a Swiss research grant. She interviewed mountain guides …
Related Stories Everybody has a tropical wedding – so don’t London – The traditional romantic beach honeymoon is becoming a thing of the past, with more newlyweds opting to begin married life with something more adrenalin-fuelled. Alongside candlelit dinners, couples …
January 12, 2014 | 7:00 pm | Print Above: the Montego Bay Convention Centre By Alexander Britell MONTEGO BAY — What’s ahead for Caribbean tourism in 2014? After a 2013 that saw increases in hotel occupancy and tourist arrival numbers, …
Caribbean Travel Industry Gathers in Montego Bay, Jamaica Read more »