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News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. July 29, 2022: Here are the top stories making Caribbean travel news in 60 seconds for this week ending July 29, 2022:

A rigorous contact tracing effort is ongoing in Bermuda as health officials try to find persons that may have interacted with the territory’s sole monkeypox case. Chief Medical Officer Dr Ayo Oyinloye has confirmed that they have placed a few persons in quarantine and are monitoring them for signs that they are infected with the virus. Cases have been confirmed in Jamaica., Barbados and The Bahamas while St. Lucia is monitoring 6 suspected cases.

The Dutch-Caribbean island of Curacao Has topped The List of Top 10 best tropical islands for remote work, with comfortable average temperatures and WiFi speeds that top the US average. according to Zenefits, a human resources software company.

St. Lucia has launched an e-passport in partnership With The Canadian Bank Note Company that features the latest in anti-counterfeit technology.

St. Kitts-Nevis still has in place the requirement for pre-travel authorisation, even for nationals to enter the twin island Federation.

The Antigua and Barbuda government says a new airline will soon be permitted to operate flights from West Africa directly to the Caribbean island.A statement issued after the weekly Cabinet meeting said that the company, operating the airline “is financed by wealthy Africans who wish to open a new route between the African continent and the Eastern Caribbean.

A life-size bronze statue of America’s Greatest immigrant, Alexander Hamilton, has been unveiled in his hometown of Charlestown, Nevis, infront the home he was born and grew up until his family moved to St. Croix.

How about a Spice Island visit? Now you can enjoy one night free when you book 7-nights and pay a minimum of six nights in select room categories at the Silversands in Grenada, now through December 31, 2022.

Cayman Airways is offering an introductory sale on round-trip flights in basic economy beginning at $399 — including airport taxes and fees from LA to Cayman. The sale runs through Aug. 8 with a limited number of tickets available.

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News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. July 15, 2022: Here are the top stories making Caribbean travel news in 60 seconds for this week ending July 15, 2022:

US officials this week approved a request by American Airlines to resume flights to five destinations in Cuba that were stopped by the Trump administration. American will resume flights from Miami to Santa Clara, Varadero, Holguin, Camaguey and Santiago de Cuba in early November.

Complaints have been pouring in from people who had booked a flight with the Surinamese airline Surinam Airways, also known as SLM. It canceled a series of flights between Paramaribo and Amsterdam, but refuses to give customers their money back.

Belize And Trinidad and Tobago say the BA.5 COVID-19 variant has been detected there.

The British Virgin Islands has announced that effective today, July 15, the territory will no longer require persons travelling there to present a negative COVID-19 test to gain entry.

Barbados health authorities are awaiting test results from a suspected Monkeypox case as the Minister of Health urged residents to be extra cautious as they attend Crop Over events.

St Maarten is making it easier for vaccinated travelers to visit the island. Beginning Aug. 1, the destination’s Electronic Health Authorization Service, an online registration portal, will give immediate pre-approval for vaccinated travelers once they completely fill out their forms.

Jetair Caribbean has inaugurated its non-stop flights between Curaçao (CUR) and Aruba (AUA) on Mondays and Fridays.

Flight schedule
Curacao (CUR) – Aruba (AUA)
Flight JRC 100 CUR 07:00 – AUA 07:35
Flight JRC 102 CUR 18:55 – AUA 19:30

Aruba (AUA) – Curacao (CUR)
Flight JRC 101 AUA 08:20 – CUR 08:55
Flight JRC 103 AUA 20:15 – CUR 20:50

Secret Bay Dominica has been named Travel and Leisure’s No #1 Resort in the Caribbean, Bermuda and The Bahamas for 2022. The resort topped the World’s Best Awards reader’s survey for the second time in three years in the region.

And Grammy award-winning American singer Monica was on a Caribbean vacation in Grenada with her children Rodney, Romelo and Laiyah and was singing the praises of the island.

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News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. July 1, 2022: Here are the top stories making Caribbean travel news in 60 seconds for this week ending July 1, 2022:

The Lowest Risk Countries To Travel To In The Caribbean Are Now Cuba, Saba And Sint Eustatius.

The US is warning Americans Against All Travel To Haiti due to kidnapping, crime, and civil unrest.

As of July 1, authorities in Guyana no longer require arriving Travellers to undergo pre-travel COVID-19 testing. However, most travelers must still present proof of being fully vaccinated.

The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism has officially eliminated pre-arrival testing requirements for inbound, fully vaccinated travelers. They will no longer need to submit proof of a negative COVID-19 test result within one day of arrival.

Norwegian Cruise Line says that as of Aug. 1, it would no longer ask passengers to show negative coronavirus tests before boarding — except in countries that require them – including Bermuda, the United States, Canada and Greece.

Cayman Airways will begin a non stop, once per week service from the Owen Roberts Airport to Los Angeles LAX airport beginning November 5.

After a 3-year hiatus, the island of Grenada is preparing to welcome back its Spicemas celebration from August 8 to 9th.

And Caribbean born artistes Machel Montano, Kes The Band, and Wyclef Jean brought The Caribbean to ESSENCE Fest in New Orleans over the weekend.

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News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Weds. July 6, 2022: The Caribbean is a perfect holiday destination. The islands’ boast beautiful beaches, breathtaking waters, and amazing people. Not only does a vacation in the Caribbean allow you to unwind and relax, but it presents a chance to see many attractive locations that will leave you truly impressed.

If you love fun, pleasure, and luxury, there are several spas, resorts, hotels, and exquisite museums. You can even join festivals like Reggae SumFest, St. Kitts Music Festival, St. Lucia Jazz And Art Festival, and many other side attractions. As a sports enthusiast, you will likely meet other tourists or locals of like minds and banter about the odds of the latest fixtures on FanDuel Sportsbook or talk about the rivalry between your favorite soccer teams.

With several adventures and locations to explore, there is no surprise to see many people take a trip to the Caribbean at every opportunity. This article will examine why you should prioritize a visit there as well.

6 Reasons You Should Go On A Vacation To The Caribbean

The Caribbean has a rich history and diverse culture. It’s a popular travel destination, and here is why you should go too:

1. The Region is Great for Pleasure

Caribbean vacations are perfect for anyone looking to relax and have an adventurous time. It offers many vacation destinations, from quiet hilltop towns to lively beach resorts. Options here include: The Cayman Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands, and Jamaica, and you can even go Snorkeling at Virgin Gorda.

With so many islands to choose from, you can find something that suits your taste regardless of the type of vacation experience you’re looking for. You can even look for places in Barbados and Antigua to unwind – you will likely find great beaches, good food, and friendly locals.

2. A Variety of Accommodations

You can find a variety of accommodations in the Caribbean. Hotels, villas, resorts, apartments, and more are available. You’ll find something for yourself regardless of your interest – it doesn’t matter if you want a luxury or budget-friendly vacation.

You can also get the privacy you need if that’s what you want. If you’re looking for a romantic getaway with your partner or spouse, there are several options from hotels in Antigua, Barbados, Puerto Plata, The Grand Turk, and a few others. These are some locations where a romantic experience could be a replica of Paris.

3. Endless Beautiful Beaches

Beaches are a huge part of the Caribbean. There’s nothing like spending your days relaxing on a beautiful beach, with the warm sun overhead and crystal-clear water to play in. You can flex on beaches like Varadero Beach, Cuba, Flamenco Beach, Culebra, Puerto Rico, Shoal Bay, Anguilla, Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman, and more.

There are plenty of restaurants and activities on the beaches as well. You can buy fresh fish from local fishermen and eat at fine dining restaurants overlooking breathtaking views only nature can provide. If you’re looking for something more adventurous, you can have fun jet skiing, parasailing, and sailing if you have the funds.

4. Fascinating History and Culture

The Caribbean islands have a fascinating history, and they have been a choice destination for people with a love for history since Christopher Columbus first discovered them in 1492.

The region’s rich culture and unique language, cuisine, and architecture have been shaped by its history of colonization by the Spanish, British, French, and Dutch. These countries left a bit of themselves when they took different parts of this region, which has made the region a Museum of beauty.

The diverse mix of cultures has created beautiful music, dance, and literature that you can enjoy while enjoying your vacation in this region. It has also led to a blend of customs with them, which gave rise to a unique language (Puerto Rican Spanish), cuisine (Cuban food), and music (Jamaican Reggae).

5. Friendly People, Vibrant Culture and Delicious Cuisine

One of the things every tourist hopes for is friendly locals. And then the culture. And then the cuisine. The Caribbean islands have all of these.

The locals will make you feel at home and share their culture with you. They love to have fun and participate in various cultural events throughout the year. If you’re lucky enough to visit during the carnival, you’ll experience one of these events firsthand.

If you’re wondering what meal to start with, try jerk chicken (which originated from Jamaica) or ackee & saltfish (a traditional Jamaican breakfast dish).

If you’re looking for a diverse vacation experience with something fun to do for everyone, there’s no better place to go than the Caribbean. It is an ideal place for families, groups, and couples alike.

Traveling through this part of the world can be one of your best experiences regardless of age, beliefs, or race. With adventure, culture, and other elements that make up an ideal holiday present on these islands, you’ll feel more at home than away from home.

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