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Jamaica Complains to CARICOM on Alleged Barbados Immigration Incident

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - March 28, 2011 - 11:03 am

The Jamaican Government will raise the issue of an alleged mistreatment of a Jamaican woman by Barbados customs officials, Foreign Affairs Minister Ken Baugh announced. Jamaican national Shanique Myrie claims she was subjected to two demeaning cavity searches, along with several hours of detention, on a visit to Barbados Mar. 14. The claims have been dismissed by Maxine McClean, Barbados’ foreign minister.

25 Perfect Caribbean Beaches to Add to Your Summer Bucket List

There’s nothing like a Caribbean beach in summer. The crowds thin out, the winds relax, and the islands start breathing in a different way. The beaches you thought you knew feel new again— stretches of sand once packed with winter […]

Royal Caribbean’s New Cruise Ship Has a Rooftop Bar, a Waterpark and the Largest Pool at Sea

You step into a glass dome floating high above the ocean. To your right, divers plunge from platforms. Above, aerialists twist through light. Somewhere behind you, a DJ is spinning beside a suspended infinity pool. This isn’t a dream — […]

The 15 Best Hotels in Trinidad and Tobago, From Hidden Eco-Retreats to Luxury Towers

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From Port of Spain to Tobago’s quiet coasts, these are the places to check in now No two Caribbean islands are quite like Trinidad and Tobago—and no two hotels here feel the same. This is a destination of contrast: Carnival […]

Montego Bay, Jamaica Is Getting Its First-Ever Marriott Hotel

A new chapter in Montego Bay’s tourism evolution is set to begin. Sandals Resorts Executive Chairman Adam Stewart has unveiled plans for a new AC Marriott hotel, a 165-room property that will bring a contemporary, European Plan (that is, not […]

This Montego Bay All-Inclusive Is Going (Kind of) Family-Friendly

It’s long been one one of the top adults-only all-inclusive resorts in Jamaica. But now the S Hotel Montego Bay is going a bit more family-friendly. While it won’t be a totally family-friendly resort, beginning July 1, the resort will […]

Hyatt Just Took Over These Iconic All-Inclusive Resorts, From Jamaica to the Mexican Caribbean

Something big just happened in the world of Caribbean all-inclusive resorts. And while you weren’t watching, Hyatt cemented its place as arguably the world’s biggest all-inclusive powerhouse. Hyatt Hotels has officially completed its acquisition of Playa Hotels & Resorts, a […]