Travel News – Page 2 of 18 – Caribbean Life

Antigua

Caribbean in review: Snap elections, climate change progress and reparations

By Bert Wilkinson

Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett.

Jamaica

More African Americans are visiting Jamaica

By Dawn Plummer

pioneer-rainforest-guesthouse-reopens-2022-04-28-tc-cl01

Guyana

Guyana Pioneer Rainforest Guesthouse, amenities of home

By Tangerine Clarke

2_51674092105_o

AMNY

New York City’s status as a melting pot is most on display within its Caribbean neighborhoods

Outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Kingston

Bahamas

Caribbean tourism recovery punctured by new coronavirus spike

By Kate Chappell

Grenada

Grenada named world’s first ‘Culinary Capital’

By Nelson A. King

Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley.

Antigua

Major Caribbean airlines in deep financial trouble

By Bert Wilkinson

podcast-bringing-tourism-back-to-ny-2021-01-01-jc-cl01

News

Bringing Tourism Back to New York with Fred Dixon, President of NYC & Co. and Cristyne Nicholas, Chair of NY State Tourism

By Jill Carvajal

jamaica-passenger-arrivals-2020-12-25-tc-cl01

Jamaica

Jamaica sees increase passenger travel since border reopened

By Tangerine Clarke

Barbados economy ends year on high

Barbados

Caribbean seeks long-term visitors

By George Alleyne

Sandals Negril – Jamaica

Jamaica

Viral hashtag demands #Sandalsboycott

By Vinette K. Pryce

Dominica's Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit.

Bahamas

Trump advises US nationals to avoid non-essential travel to Caribbean

By Nelson A. King

svg-us-consulate-2020-08-07-nk-cl01

St Vincent

SVG US Consulate formally re-opens

By Nelson A. King

Trump drops battle over Trusted Traveler Programs

By Nelson A. King

Antigua and Barbuda’s Prime Minister, Gaston Browne.

Barbados

Tussle over LIAT

By George Alleyne

Jamaica's Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett

Jamaica

Jamaica welcomes tourists, diasporans to return to paradise

By Vinette K. Pryce

More from Around NYC

Council Member Pierina Sanchez, Assembly Member Jeffrey Dinowitz, and NYC Parks Commissioner Iris Rodriguez-Rosa cut the ribbon to officially reopen Strong Street Playground in Kingsbridge Heights following a $3.04 million renovation.

Bronx playground gets major makeover with $3M investment

veteran

Holden: Council failed veterans in NYC budget while increasing immigration spending

veteran

Holden: Council failed veterans in NYC budget while increasing immigration spending

Line of trucks parked on tree-lined street

Park it here! NYC Council advances bill to give truck drivers designated overnight parking spots