Mike Eman
The Aruba Premier has become rather well known in the region for this big idea: to make the island of Aruba fully energy independent (in other words, fully reliant on green energy) by 2020. It’s not an easy process, but it’s one on which Aruba and its government have been making steady progress. Now it’s time for the rest of the region to follow suit.
Bavaro Beach, Punta Cana This beach has been so popular for so long that it’s easy to forget, well, just how good it is. That nylon-blue water, the soft sand, the array of all-inclusive options. Bavaro is a Caribbean classic, […]
La Sagesse Grenada It’s been here seemingly forever: the La Sagesse Beach Hotel, just 12 rooms right on the sand on the sought-after La Sagesse in eastern Grenada. The family run hotel is celebrating nearly four decades on the island, […]
It’s one of the best beaches in the Caribbean. Period. That perfect, vibrant, almost neon turquoise. Sugar-white sand so white you sometimes have to squint depending on the sun. It’s the beach you dream about on cold winter days, or […]
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 […]
If you know Grenada, you know Calabash, the luxury boutique hotel that’s always set a standard for culinary excellence on the island. The beachfront resort is now upping its game again, with the recent appointment of a new executive chef, […]
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