Kingston, Jamaica
A new generation of young Jamaican chefs is helping to forge a new culinary identity for Kingston, and taking traditional Jamaican foods into the 21st century. Of course, Kingston’s street food is also incredible. Tourists still mostly head to Montego Bay, but if Kingston can keep it up, they’ll start heading south very soon.
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The highly-anticipated new Royalton CHIC is opening soon in Antigua and Barbuda, Caribbean Journal has learned. The CHIC, the first in the Eastern Caribbean, will be debuting on April 29, 2024, according to Royalton’s Web site. The adults-only resort will […]
The food is fresh from local farmers. When you arrive, you’re given a choice of local spices, which then find their way into tea bags — used to prepare your evening tea each night before bed. There is even an “earth […]
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