Kemit-Amon Lewis
In the Caribbean, the blue is as important as the green. And that’s something embodied by Kemit-Amon Lewis, coral conservation manager for The Nature Conservancy in St Croix. Lewis has been involved in everything from coral restoration work to leading a local initiative for “reef-sponsible seafood” in the Virgin Islands.
Cockleshell Bay, St Kitts Somehow this beach still remains something of a well-guarded secret in the Caribbean, but we’ve always been drawn to its breezy charm, and a remarkably diverse collection of beach shacks, beach bars and beach lounges all […]
LTC Grand Case Caribbean aficionados love Grand Case, St Martin. Once you go, you come back, and you keep coming back. It’s the food (without question the greatest concentration of fine-dining restaurants in the Caribbean, at least on one street), […]
Orlando has become an increasingly important source market for Caribbean travel in recent years, with carriers like Spirit and JetBlue adding new routes to the region to destinations like Cancun, Punta Cana and Puerto Rico. Now, another carrier has is […]
Last week, JetBlue announced plans to launch flights to St Vincent and the Grenadines. Now, the carrier is planning another high-profile launch of a new nonstop route. So where is the New York City-based airline going next? JetBlue is officially headed […]
In a region of islands, marine construction isn’t just important — it’s essential. For more than three decades, one company has been at the forefront of marine construction: Trinidad and Tobago’s Capital Signal, which has worked on some of the […]
As the summer season approaches, travelers have lots of questions, from how to avoid overly expensive flights to where to stay. Several Caribbean and Mexico travel specialists recently shared their outlook for the summer season and some tips and advice […]
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