Street musicians set up near the waterfront sculptures. Restaurants along the promenade fill with late dinners and cocktails. Couples stop along the seawall facing Banderas Bay while fishing boats cut across the water toward the marina. A few blocks away, inside a smaller oceanfront hotel north of downtown, the atmosphere feels completely different: quieter pools, […]
What’s the right target? By Dennis Chung CJ Contributor THE primary surplus on the fiscal accounts can be defined as what is left to service debt after the government considers its revenues and expenditure on running the country. So wages, social programmes spending, and general spending on maintaining the country is taken out of revenues, […]
It’s one of those legendary Caribbean cocktails: the Painkiller. What makes it different is that, unlike some of the region’s other cocktail exports, to experience the Painkiller you really have to go to the source: the British Virgin Islands. And while the beautiful archipelago is full of iterations of the cocktail, the most legendary is at […]
Second time for the Mexican Caribbean destination By Dana Niland CJ Contributor The Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association Conference and Trade Show will take place this year in Cozumel for the second time, bringing with it the potential for a significant economic boost. The show, which will be held Oct. 5-9, has in previous years helped to […]
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