If it feels like everyone you know is going to Turks and Caicos right now, it’s not your imagination. The destination just posted the highest first-quarter visitor arrivals ever recorded, welcoming 203,587 stayover visitors between January and March, a 5 percent increase over the same period last year. That comes on the heels of a […]
Negril has always been one of Jamaica’s most distinctive hotel destinations. Long before the rise of massive Caribbean beach resorts, travelers were coming here for cliffside guesthouses, barefoot beach bars and small hotels stretched along Seven Mile Beach. That mix still defines Negril today, but the resort scene has evolved dramatically in recent years. Now […]
The wooden doors open onto quiet courtyards, stone passageways and small pools shaded by palms. Outside, Santo Domingo keeps going: motorbikes on narrow streets, music spilling out of bars, church bells carrying through the Colonial Zone after dark. Inside Casas del XVI, the city feels different. The hotel has become one of the most distinctive places to stay anywhere in […]
By late afternoon at Casa de Campo, the marina starts to change. Golf carts roll back from the courses with clubs strapped to the rear seats. Glasses of dark Dominican rum land on waterfront tables beside plates of grilled seafood. Music drifts out from the restaurants lining the harbor while smoke rises slowly above groups […]
