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This Sandbar in Grenada Feels Like a Dream You Can Actually Step Onto

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Jamaica Is Making a Comeback, With 300,000 Visitors Since the Storm, Airports Open and Resorts Welcoming Guests Again

Across Jamaica’s main tourism corridors, the signs of return are unmistakable. Flights are arriving on schedule. Resort districts are active. Restaurants, attractions, beaches, and cultural sites are operating with the steadiness of a destination that has moved beyond emergency response and into winter-season rhythm. Just over six weeks after Hurricane Melissa struck the island as […]

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Delta Is Launching a New Nonstop Route to Grenada — an Island With Stunning Beaches, Rugged Rainforests, and Serious Spice

Hiking through rainforest trails that end in secret waterfalls. Diving into an underwater sculpture park that feels like another world. Tasting rums that tell centuries of history. Exploring a harbor so colorful it’s been called the Portofino of the Caribbean. That’s Grenada — wild, refined, and quietly one of the most complete destinations in the […]

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Grenada Tourism Authority Redefines Its Online Voice With Dual Platforms

Grenada is sharpening the way it tells its story online. The Grenada Tourism Authority has separated its digital presence into two distinct channels — one designed to inspire travelers, the other to keep industry partners informed. The Pure Grenada page will remain the global showcase for the destination, highlighting the beaches of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique […]

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Grenada's Calabash Hotel Just Broke Ground on Its New Suites

The Calabash Hotel in Grenada has broken ground on a new collection of luxury suites — the first new accommodations added to the resort in 35 years. Just hours after closing to guests at the end of June, construction crews began work on the highly anticipated project, marking a new chapter for one of Grenada’s […]

Grenada Tourism Authority Redefines Its Online Voice With Dual Platforms

A new regional flight expansion from Sunrise Airways is bringing more connectivity across the Caribbean. The carrier has officially launched six new direct routes out of St Maarten’s Princess Juliana International Airport, adding direct service to some of the most sought-after destinations in the Eastern Caribbean. That includes new flights from that will eventually take […]

Grenada's Spice Island Beach Resort Just Named a New Resort Manager

Grenada’s Spice Island Beach Resort has announced the appointment of Sheldon Keens-Douglas as Resort Manager, effective July 1, 2025 — a move that marks both a return and a new chapter for the Grenadian hospitality leader, Caribbean Journal has confirmed. Keens-Douglas, who joined the all-inclusive as Commercial Director in January of last year, has already […]

This Grenada Festival Lets You Dive, Learn, and Help Save the Ocean

You rise early in Grenada, where the sea is still silver and calm, and the scent of salt clings to the breeze. Wetsuit on, tank checked, mask fogged and cleared. You descend into another world—where coral blooms like wildflowers and sea turtles glide by like spirits. But this isn’t just a dive trip. It’s part […]

Delta Airlines Is Bringing Back Flights to a Caribbean Island With World-Famous Chocolate, Stunning Beaches and Authentic Resorts

The beaches (Grand Anse, anyone?) The luxury resorts. The rainforest. The chocolate. Delta Air Lines is making its return to Grenada this winter, with plans to relaunch nonstop service from Atlanta. The route will resume on December 20, 2025, operating daily through April 12, 2026, Caribbean Journal has confirmed. It will be Delta’s only route […]

25 Perfect Caribbean Beaches to Add to Your Summer Bucket List

There’s nothing like a Caribbean beach in summer. The crowds thin out, the winds relax, and the islands start breathing in a different way. The beaches you thought you knew feel new again— stretches of sand once packed with winter crowds now stretch wide open, waiting just for you. It’s the time when the Caribbean […]

Grenada Tourism Authority Appoints New CEO

The Grenada Tourism Authority has announced the appointment of Stacey A. Liburd as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective June 15, 2025. Liburd brings more than 15 years of experience in destination marketing, stakeholder engagement, and tourism development. She most recently served as Director of Tourism at the Anguilla Tourist Board, where she led marketing […]

One of the Caribbean's Best Beaches Is a Postcard-Perfect Crescent With a Rum Shack in Grenada

You ease off the main road on Grenada’s southwestern corner and the hillside suddenly drops away, revealing a half-mile crescent the locals simply call BBC Beach—a nickname that’s stuck to Morne Rouge for as long as anyone can remember. Step onto the sand and feel its perfect curve cradle a lagoon-flat sea. The bay’s lazy […]

These Caribbean Islands Have the Best Snorkeling— Here’s Where to Go

There’s no better entry point to the Caribbean’s underwater world than snorkeling. You don’t need a certification. You don’t need a boat. All you need is a mask, a pair of fins, and a sense of wonder. Then you’re off—floating above coral gardens, chasing shafts of light, face to face with sea turtles and parrotfish. […]