New All-Inclusive of the Year: Royalton Blue Waters, Jamaica
It’s hard to stand out in an all-inclusive hub like Jamaica, but Royalton’s newest addition in Trelawny does just that. What we like the most is the brand’s continued innovations, like having not one, but two butlers; cabanas with their own plunge pools and smaller touches like bluetooth speakers — they all speak to an awareness and an attention to what travelers are truly looking for.
Isla Verde, Puerto Rico The party beach in San Juan is like a little slice of Copacabana in Puerto Rico, with a never-ending stretch of bars, eateries and hotels that means the scene here never stops.
Aruba It would be very easy for Aruba to hang its hat on its beaches. They don’t get much better: the wide, blindingly-white sand of Eagle; the shallow, wadable water at Baby Beach; the windsurfing at Fisherman’s Huts. But that’s […]
When Aruba’s Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort opened in 1987, it made sense for the hotel’s restaurant to be built in the shape of a boat shipwrecked on the sand: while Eagle Beach didn’t exactly resemble a desert island back […]
Norwegian Cruise Line is adding a new homeport next year: Jacksonville, Fla, Caribbean Journal has learned. The company has signed a three-year agreement to homeport its Norwegian Gem cruise port in Jacksonville, beginning in November 2025. The 2,394-guest-capacity ship will […]
You may not know that Marina Cay, the beloved eight-acre island off the coast of Beef Island in the BVI has relaunched. Now run by Mainsail, it’s home to the Marina Cay Bar and Grill, a popular yachting and day […]
Hotel companies. Tour operators. Airlines. Tourist boards. Meeting planners. Travel advisors. Media professionals. Caribbean Travel Marketplace is the world’s biggest Caribbean travel conference, and it’s back again this year in the heart of Montego Bay, Jamaica. This year’s Caribbean Travel […]
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