New Hotel of the Year – Marriott Port-au-Prince, Haiti
In the Caribbean, the quality of the hotel is just as important as its impact on the community. In a region where tourism is the major economic engine, it’s crucial that hotel development be done in a way that enriches the people around it. That’s why the new Marriott in Haiti is so refreshing — this is a sustainable, environmentally-friendly, beautifully-designed property that values the people of Haiti as much as its guests.
Long Bay, Antigua We often remind people that Antigua and Barbuda has 365 different beaches. Choosing one is not just difficult, it’s impossible. But we’ve always been fond of this lovely stretch on the northeastern corner of Antigua, as long […]
Turtle Inn, Belize While Francis Ford Coppola’s rainforest retreat in Belize’s Cayo District, Blancaneaux Lodge, may be better known, the legendary filmmaker also has a beauty retreat in Belize’s stunning Placencia. There are just 25 rooms, most either on the […]
Green Hotelier of the Year: Gregor Nassief, GEMS Dominica
Aruba tourism has been surging, and that’s led to continued strong performance for the island’s Queen Beatrix International Airport, which is becoming an increasingly popular hub for the wider region and beyond. The airport just released its annual report, and […]
A well-known, prime dual-resort complex in the Caribbean is now on the market, Caribbean Journal Invest has learned. So what’s actually on the market? It’s the legendary Sonesta complex in St Maarten: that includes the Sonesta Mayo Beach Resort and […]
Six Senses just opened its first-ever resort in the Caribbean. Now, the company is planning the first-ever luxury resort in Grand Bahama, a residential wellness-focused resort that is a major new addition to the island — and a very different […]
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