Ewald Biemans was working to “green” his Bucuti & Tara Beach Resorts in Aruba long before it was cool. And it’s the kind of effort that has sent ripples across the Caribbean’s largest industry: tourism. If the region is to become serious about green, from energy to conservation, its hotels will have to play a large role. And they can learn a lot from him.
Mambo Beach, Curacao Mambo is fun. Mambo is hip. Mambo is, well, like nothing else in Curacao, an entertainment destination on the sand, from beach bars to pool parties to a wide-ranging shopping and food destination. It’s an all-day beach […]
Cayo District, Belize In Belize’s out-of-this-world Cayo district, rivers and breezes will always keep you cool, especially in the evening after a day of exploring Maya ruins, hiking rainforests and wading through waterfalls. This is a world away from the […]
Divi Resorts has a growing portfolio of resorts in the Caribbean, from its popular adults-only resort in St Croix to the new Oceans brand in both St Croix and St Maarten. The company also has a robust relationship with travel […]
In an effort to motivate its advisor partners, many top-notch Caribbean hotels are offering special perks for travel specialists who show initiative through bookings. “Incentives are not only great to earn, but once you use them, it helps in business growth,” said Dilworth […]