Royal Caribbean’s Empress of the Seas skipped its call in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Tuesday due to widespread protests against Governor Ricardo Rosselló. The ship was rerouted to Tortola in the British Virgin Islands and guests will receive refunds …
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This is sort of like that time Baltia changed their business model to go from flying 747s between New York and Russia, to flying regional jets between BALtimore, Trenton, Islip, and Albany. Okay, maybe it’s not quite as bad, but it sure does represent …
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Tourism in the Dominican Republic took a plunge recently with media coverage of deaths of several U.S. tourists at the end of May and in early June, but the picture looks brighter now. By late June, air bookings to the …
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A survey conducted by ConsumerAffairs found that 9% of respondents have changed accommodations or destinations because of the recent tourist deaths in the Dominican Republic, and 78% were concerned about the news. ConsumerAffairs offers reviews and resources for consumers to …
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Dominica has several nice beaches, but it’s an island best known for its luscious rainforests and waterfalls.
Three Caribbean tourism leaders have been cited by the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) for excellence in performance of their roles in the region’s critical tourism industry. The three “ambassadors of Caribbean tourism” exemplify “the spirit of excellence that …
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Share on TwitterTweet Share on Facebook Enlarge this image Permalink Email to a friend Successive generations of Caribbean community leaders and high officials have been grappling with mounting scepticism in the bloc about difficulties professionals experience while trying to work …
HAVANA (Reuters) – Tourism to Cuba will likely drop 8.5% this year in the wake of tighter U.S. restrictions on travel to the Caribbean island, the government said on Thursday, and the decline in arrivals will further hurt Cuba’s already …
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Cuba has something for everyone. The island is known for cigars, beaches, and classic cars — but it’s also home to a burgeoning culinary scene, excellent mountain climbing and scuba diving, and world-class music and dancing. Americans began to get a taste …
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