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Considering Caribbean bookings? Don't delay, these execs say
ALG Vacations executives have just two words for those considering summer trips to the Caribbean: book soon.
13 hours ago - Travel Weekly
Sole of a nation: how Clarks became Jamaica's favourite footwear
There has long been a unique connection between the Somerset-based shoe-maker and the Caribbean island. It goes way beyond shoes - as a new edition of book Clarks in Jamaica...
21 hours ago - The Guardian
Crystal adds second embarkation port on Symphony's Caribbean cruises
The Crystal Symphony will embark passengers in Philipsburg, St. Maarten as well as St. John's, Antigua.
22 hours ago - Travel Weekly
Jerk pork, grilled fish and mango chow: Caribbean barbecue recipes
A fuss-free but authentic jerk pork belly, quick-marinated grilled fish and a Trinidadian mango chow salad to cool the spice I love barbecue season: that smoky smell, the balmy...
3 days ago - The Guardian
Which Caribbean island was invaded by US in 1983? The Weekend Quiz
From Murmillo to mollymawk, test your knowledge with the Weekend quiz 1 Who ruled much of England from AD911 as Lady of the Mercians? 2 What type of bird is a mollymawk? 3 What...
3 days ago - The Guardian
News: Grenada prepares to welcome back UK visitors
The Caribbean destination, along with its sister islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique, has fully-vaccinated 70 per cent of hotel workers with the Astra-Zeneca vaccine.
4 days ago - Breaking Travel News
Melinda's $170k-a-night divorce getaway
Melinda Gates rented a $170,000-a-night Caribbean private island for her family during her split from Microsoft co-founder Bill, according to reports.
5 days ago - Travel News
Opposition grows to 4th cruise ship dock in Mexico's Cozumel
With tourism shattered by the pandemic, critics say yet another cruise ship dock is the last thing that Mexico's Caribbean island of Cozumel needs
5 days ago - Newsday
Frustrated with the CDC, Norwegian CEO says Caribbean homeports could be permanent
CEO Frank Del Rio said that the line's two ships based in the Dominican Republic and Jamaica "are doing better than expected."
5 days ago - Travel Weekly
Focus: The Quintana Roo Tourism Board promotes twelve attractive destinations of the Mexican Caribbean
The state of Quintana Roo's Tourism Board is promoting the Mexican Caribbean through a series of virtual events in the European markets going hand in hand with the recovery of...
5 days ago - Breaking Travel News
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Tom Cruise stands by his leaked on-set Covid-19 rant
The outburst, which made headlines after leaking last year, was directed towards crew members who weren't taking Covid-19 precautions seriously.
Met Opera strikes deal with chorus ahead of restart
The Metropolitan Opera reached a tentative agreement on a four-year contract with the American Guild of Musical Artists, one of three major labor deals needed for the New York...
Maisie Williams Looks Like A Totally Different Person With Bleached Hair & Brows
Tuesday was the 2021 Brit Awards, which might not be as popular here in the States but feature some serious stars. One of those is Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams with her...
Treehouse Living at Hilton Seychelles Northolme
Located roughly thirty minutes from the Victoria-Seychelles airport, the transfer to the Hilton resort flies by in lush landscape and slightly harrowing turns across the island...
PasÃa Hotel & Spa Gears Up to Celebrate its Fifth Anniversary
The seaside city of Huntington Beach might have been officially awarded the designation of “Surf City USA” in 2008, but its surfer credentials stretch back much farther. Almost...
Model's decision to avoid paying a mortgage
A Welsh OnlyFans model says she's been able to use the money she's made from the platform to buy a London bus she intends to convert into a house to travel the country, rather...
Wāhine sign up to Rotorua Marathon to promote whānau health and wellbeing
Te Ao Mārama reporter Herewini Waikato talks with a group of wāhine about how a marathon can bring health and well being among whānau Māori.
Long before Billie Eilish, women wore corsets for form, function and support
First worn by women in the 17th century, corsets may have changed over centuries but they've long spraked debate.
Work wellbeing: How office 'micro-aggressions' mess with your mind
Small incivilities and ambivalent colleagues can be just as stressful as a heavy workload and a toxic boss.
Margaritaville Island Reserve Cap Cana opening in October
It's the second Island Reserve resort created in partnership with Karisma and Margaritaville and the first in the Dominican Republic.