By Anthony Joseph Recently the Caribbean Camera was invited to Jamaica to report on the Carifta Games. I was a guest at the Pegasus Hotel, Kingston, which just happened to be located across from a park; a popular spot it seemed, considering the daily regular milling about of groups of people at the park’s entrance. […]
Save up to 60 percent at more than 25 hotels featuring private plunge pools, luxurious spas, all-inclusive plans, family fun, and more Summer in Saint Lucia means sun-kissed beaches, bountiful sunshine, rainforests teeming with wildlife, therapeutic mud baths at the sulphur springs, energizing live music, quiet evenings under the stars, cocktails, and dinner with loved […]
By Stephen Weir After a two-year Covid shutdown, Canadians are being urged to discover and rediscover the small mountainous Caribbean island. A revitalized hospitality industry. New tourism programs. Direct flights from Toronto. Travel agencies are getting ready to once again book vacations back to the bilingual nation. Last week a St Lucia travel delegation flew […]
Barbuda – the unspoilt Caribbean destination perhaps best known for its pink sand beaches and Frigatebird-frequented lagoons – has been the talk of the region lately, winning culinary accolades in a somewhat unexpected category. While Antigua’s sparsely populated sister island has always impressed visitors with its fresh and abundant seafood, it’s now winning gastronomic glory […]
The Caribbean’s sunny sweetheart of St. Martin is an island of many facets and talents, beloved by winter escapees for its winning mix of 37 beautiful beaches, tantalizing cuisine, and charming colonial character. Yet, St. Martin has also won ardent admirers of late for its offering of natural excursions. Far from being the stereotypical […]
One of the best things about Costa Rica is the weather. It is always beautiful, and the skies are magnificent during sunsets and sunrise. The sky turns into a brilliant hue of yellow, red, orange, pink, and many other colors during these times. No matter where you are in Costa Rica, you can always catch […]
Following the gradual decrease of active COVID-19 cases in the Commonwealth of Dominica, the government has decided to relax its protocols and restrictions initially meant to curb the spread of the virus in the island. The Ministry of Health, Wellness and New Health Investments made the decision was effective on April 04, 2022. Schools, churches, […]
Caribbean Airlines rewards loyalty members Caribbean Airlines continues to celebrate its 15th Anniversary with a host of initiatives throughout the year; including a recent partnership with LES ÎLES art platform. Through the partnership, the airline will share the diverse talent of Caribbean people to its valued customers; who have individually flown over 80,000 miles annually. […]
Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI) was named, Best Tourist Board, at the recently concluded Travel Weekly’s 2022 Globe Travel Awards Ceremony. The BTMI’s Senior Business Development Officer, Marc McCollin, accepted the prestigious award during a ceremony in London’s Grosvenor House Hotel, amongst hundreds of travel industry peers. The Travel Weekly Globe Travel Awards are voted […]
A federal judge in Miami has ruled that cruise lines engaged in “statutorily prohibited tourism” by bringing passengers to Cuba. In a March 21, 2022, ruling, U.S. Judge Beth Bloom said that Carnival Corp., Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, Royal Caribbean Group and MSC Cruises must compensate the descendants of a U.S. businessman for using a […]
