Caribbean Climate Wire, Climate Change, Development Aid, Economy Trade, Editors’ Choice, Environment, Featured, Green Economy, Headlines, Latin America the Caribbean, North America, Population, Projects, Regional Categories, TerraViva United Nations By Kenton X. Chance Reprint | | Print | |En español KINGSTOWN, Nov 6 2018 (IPS) – As a child growing …
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ST. JOHN’S, Antigua and Barbuda: Voters in two Caribbean countries long independent from Britain will wrestle with thorny issues of fairness and sovereignty on Tuesday (Nov 6) as they go to the polls to decide whether to keep a London-based body as their final court of appeals or embrace a court much …
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Why Grenada? Since JetBlue added daily direct flights from New York last year, getting to the island (it’s the tiny island northeast of Venezuela; Granada is the Andalusian city. Gren-eh-dah, Gren-ah-dah; it’s the former) is beyond simple. (There are also directs from London, Toronto, and Miami.) It’s spectacularly, naturally beautiful, …
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There persists, however, a strong belief that individuals and communities taking small steps can ultimately be the game changer in protecting our oceans. That’s what ignites the passion of scores of Irish people who are committed to changing how we value the vast blue spaces around us and making a …
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“Discover the secret to our tradition and happiness through our avocados.” The Dominican Republic is home to the biggest avocado connoisseurs on the planet. While most of the world only eats the Hass variety, we Dominicans eat more than 20 different varieties! Our country is the second largest producer of …
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Enjoy culinary delights with a view over the Mediterranean Sea The new rooftop lounge and bar Ouranos and Mediterraneo restaurant at Annabelle Hotel in Paphos, offer a new experience that combines food, drinks and music. Ouranos Lounge is an all-day dining venue which offers a wide selection of drinks from …
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As the temperature starts to drop and that brisk nip in the air begins to emerge, it’s time to start planning your next warm weather getaway. When you mix stunning beaches with one of the lowest rainfall averages in the Caribbean, and add in easy access from metropolitan hubs such …
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As far as destination spas goes, the 43,056-square-foot hideaway at The Dolder Grand in Zurich is a standout. Designed by Sylvia Sepielli (also behind the spas at The Breakers in Palm Beach, Mii Amo in Sedona, and the Ojai Valley Inn Spa in California), the Dolder Spa has 18 treatment …
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Princess Cruises continues to offer year-round Caribbean cruising from Florida with family-friendly summer vacations in 2020, featuring the cruise line’s popular Eastern Caribbean and Western Caribbean itineraries. Cruisers will enjoy the beach, sunshine and island life while sailing aboard Caribbean Princess, the first OceanMedallion activated ship delivering enhanced levels of …
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The organic garden at The Brasserie, Grand Cayman. The farm-to-table movement is strong in Grand Cayman but no where is it more apparent than at The Brasserie, a restaurant complex with its own prolific organic garden and it’s own “field-to-fork” philosophy. A collaboration of Chef Dean Max and owners King …
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