Caribbean Tourism Director of the Year: Patricia Maher, CEO of the Grenada Tourism Authority No one has had a greater impact on Grenada’s aforementioned tourism renaissance than Maher, who was appointed to the role in 2016 and has helped steward the destination’s new brand identity and tourism success. Maher’s innovative thinking and creative ideas have helped turn an island long off the tourism radar into one of the region’s hottest places to visit.
Cove Beach, Paradise Island, The Bahamas When you have 700 islands and cays, you don’t lack for world-class beaches. But this corner Paradise Island has always been right at the top of the list, with The Bahamas’ unique brand of […]
Bluff House, Green Turtle Cay, Abaco Yes, the island is really called Green Turtle Cay, and it’s everything you imagine. White-sand beach, a little marina, a charming historic hotel, an exquisite beach bar. At the center of it all is […]
Green Agriculture Award: T’s Eco Garden and Tours, Grenada
Maybe you know Grace Bay Beach: that impossibly white sand, the satin-turquoise water. It’s a destination that has always been beloved in the Caribbean, only more so since the pandemic. But Turks and Caicos’ island of Providenciales is far more […]
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 […]
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