Reefs rising from the blue. Sheer walls that disappear into shadow. Channels where eagle rays sweep through like silent caravans. Across the Caribbean, diving is evolving into one of the region’s most serious forms of travel, drawing visitors who want more than a sun-and-sand getaway. Resorts are responding with deeper, more intentional experiences that put […]
Barbados and Panama are “on the verge” of cementing air links between the two countries, according to Industry Minister Denis Kellman. Kellman was speaking at the official opening ceremony of Barbados’ trade mission in Panama. The Minister said officials had reached this stage after the successful conclusion of talks for an Air Services Agreement and […]
Above: OAS Assistant Secretary General Albert Ramdin (JIS Photo) By the Caribbean Journal staff Caribbean businesses need to innovate and diversify their operations, instead of folding and breaking, according to Ambassador Albert Ramdin, Assistant Secretary General of the Organisation of American States. Innovation is the only way to fuel economic growth and produce high-paying jobs, […]
Above: Clinton in Guatemala last week (State Department Photo) By the Caribbean Journal staff U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton attended a high-level meeting between foreign ministers and CARICOM yesterday in Montego Bay, where she announced several new U.S. initiatives aimed at the Caribbean and expressed optimism for the U.S.-Jamaica relationship. “I am very heartened […]
