Tourism Minister of the Year – Stephanie Villedrouin, Haiti
When Caribbean Journal first launched in 2011, it had been just a year since the earthquake and tragedy dominated the headlines about Haiti. Fast forward to 2014, and, for a change, people are talking about a different kind of Haiti — the one that’s a travel destination. That’s to the credit of the dynamic Villedrouin, who’s helped steer the course of Haiti’s bold bid to return to its place as a sought-after Caribbean destination.
Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman There’s something that’s hard to articulate about this world-famous stretch. The water is just clearer. And that’s not by Connecticut or Alabama standards. It’s clear by Caribbean standards, an instant window into the undersea world, […]
The Hideout, Jost Van Dyke Let’s be honest. Jost Van Dyke needed a hotel like this. Finally, the beloved island famous for its beach bars has a legitimately cool place to stay, and it’s this boutique portfolio of toes-in-the-sand cottages […]
Green Energy Project of the Year: Cape Eleuthera Marina, The Bahamas
For some of JetBlue’s longer flights to the Caribbean — think New York to Aruba, for example — the carrier has been offering its premium Mint cabin service for years. One destination, however, has never had it: Puerto Rico, despite being […]
The Hideout, Jost Van Dyke Let’s be honest. Jost Van Dyke needed a hotel like this. Finally, the beloved island famous for its beach bars has a legitimately cool place to stay, and it’s this boutique portfolio of toes-in-the-sand cottages […]
The latest Caribbean Photo comes from Caribbean Journal reader Dave Lowther, who sent in this lovely shot taken while diving on the south side of Cayman Brac in the Cayman Islands. Have you taken a great photo in the Caribbean? […]
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