You are here: Home » Business » Expedia Reports Growth in Intra-Caribbean Travel BELLEVUE, Wash. – While the Caribbean has long been a celebrated destination among U.S. and European travelers, new data from the Expedia group, one of the world’s leading travel …
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WHY IT RATES: Norwegian Cruise Line’s latest ship, Norwegian Encore, has 2019 voyages on sale now —Eric Bowman, TravelPulse Senior Editor RELATED OFFERS Say Hola to Cuba With NorwegianNorwegian Cruise … All Travel Offers Norwegian Encore, the latest addition to …
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If your idea of a perfect day includes white sands, blue seas, and complimentary beach barbecues on a relatively quiet private island, Royal Caribbean International has you covered. At least, that’s what Royal Caribbean Cruises has been offering passengers on …
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Caribbean bookings in 2018 at Carnival Corp. are slightly behind a year ago and at lower prices, due principally to itineraries in the eastern Caribbean and from San Juan, CFO David Bernstein said. In a conference call with analysts to …
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The SkySea’s Golden Era ship will be sold off with the ending of the Ctrip-Royal Caribbean joint venture. Photo: Igor Grochev / Shutterstock China’s cruise was set to boom in the next few years according to both international stakeholders and …
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After the boat trip, I had a long lunch next to the docks, at the bare-bones Indian River Bar Grill. As I drank a Kubuli (or three), and ate chicken and rice (with spicy-creamy house-made pepper sauce!), I observed the …
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Guests at Disney World’s Magic Kingdom this week may have noticed a very important change to the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. On Monday, the famous “Redhead” from the ride has assumed a new, slightly more empowered role as part …
Advertisement Supported by The Caribbean Now The hurricane battered the island, and most hotels and restaurants have not reopened. The crowds have yet to return, which means visitors will have stretches of sand to themselves. ImageThe beach in Philipsburg.CreditJean Vallette …
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“I’ve always thought of Vieques as ‘my’ island,” said Stephen, who was making his second visit since the storms. He’d discovered it when he was living in Boston and spotted a cheap flight to San Juan. “My copy of ‘Let’s …
Despite needing time to to recover from an onslaught of hurricanes last fall, the Caribbean hosted more than 30 million tourists in 2017—a record—and it’s ready for more. Consider this your cultural calendar for the region; we’d happily book a …