Trinidad’s famous Pelau.
Trinidad
This is the Caribbean’s street food capital — and its flavor capital, too. Whether you’re munching on roti, doubles or corn soup at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Trinidad’s food scene is all about spice — and lots of it. And what Trinidad lacks in fine-dining restaurants (though eateries like Chaud have been trying to buck that trend) it more than makes up for with its simply delicious cuisine.
Saline Beach, St Barth It takes a short sandy hike to get to this beach near St Barth’s famous salt pond, and when you get through the clearing and see the sand, you think you’ve found an entirely different island. […]
Hyatt’s Dreams brand first debuted on the Dutch Caribbean island of Curacao back in 2019, a transformation of what had been the Hilton Curacao. In many ways, Dreams’ debut helped change the game for the island, helping to kick off […]
The intra-regional airline market in the Caribbean is starting to heat up, and the focus is clearly on San Juan, Puerto Rico as more and more carriers set their sights on the city. Fresh off Frontier Airlines’ major expansion out […]
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association is looking for the next generation of hospitality and tourism leaders in the Caribbean. The CHTA has launched the next session of its Young Leaders Forum, chaired by Barbados hotelier and former CHTA President […]
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 […]
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