There’s so much going on in the travel world that I thought this week’s column would be a mishmash of news. We’ll start with Caribbean spas… SpaFinder recently reported over 82% of travelers now focus on hotel spas during the …
Are We There Yet? – Caribbean Spas, Hotspots With Bad Reps, And Travel To … Read more »
July 11, 2014 By: Newswire Travel Agent MSC Cruises announced its November 2015 through April 2016 winter Caribbean itineraries for MSC Divina. Now available for booking, the collection of seven-night Caribbean sailings include new ports of call and a 10-night cruise …
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The winner of the annual Taste of the Caribbean culinary competition, organized by the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association, was Rashindra Donge of Bonaire. Donge was named the first female Caribbean Chef of the Year in the 21-year history of …
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Touting the allure of sun, sand and sea to lure travelers to the Caribbean is a tried-and-true formula. But a somewhat tired one. Travelers these days expect more than azure waters and powdery sand in terms of enhancements. Hoteliers and …
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July 7, 2014 By: Newswire Royal Caribbean International announced it is working with Google to be the first cruise line to launch Google Maps Business View using Google’s Street View technology onboard the Allure of the Seas. RELATED: Travelport Introduces New Version …
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Royal Caribbean International has created an online tour of its 5,400-passenger Allure of the Seas that can be accessed through Google Street View technology. Google Street View, introduced in 2007, takes 360-degree panoramic pictures of locations around the world, which …
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Conch shell craft, or coconut palm weaving? At the kids club at the Somerset on Grace Bay in Turks and Caicos, teacher Kaye-Ann Irving-Rigby runs a complimentary program for kids as young as 3 – even if there is just …
July 3, 2014 By: Joe Pike It has been a busy week in the Caribbean skies to say the least as Southwest Airlines announced that the region, Jamaica specifically, would be the airlines first international destination while Delta made a …
Tweet Google Pin It Originally published: July 1, 2014 5:16 PM Updated: July 3, 2014 1:22 PM By EILEEN OGINTZ. Tribune Content Agency The summer is a great time to travel to the Carribean for the best deals. (Credit: St. …
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