The Discover Dominica Authority has announced several major developments, reinforcing the Nature Island's commitment to sustainable growth and enhanced visitor access. Key among these is Dominica's groundbreaking cable car, the longest detachable cable car in the world at 6.6 kilometres, which will officially open in December. The project will conn...

Barbados Equestrian Experience encourages travellers to swap sun loungers for saddles on the Caribbean island. It offers equestrian events that combines luxury, learning and the thrill of horse riding or spectating in one of the Caribbean's most beautiful destinations. Founded and hosted by Barbadian equestrian and animal welfare advocate Dr Laura ...

Belize is the first country to join the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance having shown a real commitment to sustainable tourism. This includes developing sustainable initiatives such as creating community-based tourism clusters that preserve Indigenous Communities. Belize is found on the eastern coast of Central America, with Caribbean Sea shoreline...

Amarla Casco Viejo is a new adults-only, eight-room, boutique hotel in the old quarter of UNESCO-designated Casco Viejo. Casco Antiguo, also known as Casco Viejo or San Felipe, is the historic district of Panama City. It was first built in 1673, replacing the near-total destruction by pirates of the original Panamá city, Panamá Viejo in 1671. The h...

23 to 26 May 2024 The Caribbean island of Anguilla stages its annual Anguilla Culinary Experience at the island's top resorts, restaurants and villas. Now entering its third year, ACE showcases Anguilla as a premier culinary destination in the Caribbean It will see four days of chefs' dinners, resort parties, beach barbeques and cooking competition...

What divine inspiration dreamt up the island of Bequia? Pronounced 'Bekwey' this 7-mile stretch means 'island of the clouds' in ancient Arawak writes Adam Jacot de Boinod. It's one of 32 islands that make up St Vincent and The Grenadines. Home originally to a small group of Caribs, the French and later the Brits then presided. Bequia developed less...