Port Antonio, Jamaica
It’s far, far away from the Jamaica you’re familiar with. This is Port Antonio, the Old Jamaica, the one with tiny boutique hotels and river rafting and fishing villages (And some serious jerk, naturally). It’s also home to a burgeoning collection of the island’s best new hotels, from Geejam to Trident.
Seven Mile Beach, Negril, Jamaica This place is a scene. The beach itself is postcard-perfect. But Seven Mile is the essence of what makes Negril cool: a funky, fun, vibrant stretch of bars and restaurants and unique places that could […]
Christiansted, St Croix It’s a bit like New Orleans in the Caribbean, without the Bourbon Street crowds. The food scene is unparalleled; the mixology is top-notch. There’s historic architecture, a supremely walkable downtown and great beaches all within an easy […]
The stars continue align over Puerto Rico’s hotel space. Andrew Dickey, the Miami-based managing director of JLL’s hotels and hospitality group, says “the operating fundamentals are strong, the debt markets are supportive, and the foreign capital is coming in. You […]
One of Anguilla’s premier luxury resorts has named a new director of sales, Caribbean Travel Advisor has learned. The Malliouhana resort has named Daniela Victoria as its new director of sales. In the role, Victoria will manage the sales teams […]
The historic charm of Charlotte Amalie (and its buzzing new boutique hotel). Sparkling white-sand beaches like Lindquist and Magens Bay. World-class eateries like Blue 11. It’s no surprise that the USVI’s island of St Thomas is one of the most […]
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