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Before St Barth was St Barth, they used to come to this beach and fish, boats out in the morning and simple life on the sand. Corossol is another side of St Barth, where the turtles roam the back streets and the only sounds on a weekday afternoon are waves and youthful laughs. And…
The following travel cost rankings for countries in the Caribbean Islands are calculated based on the travel budgets of real travelers. Also referred to as a Travel Cost Index, or a Backpacker Index, the countries below are in order from most to least expensive by their average daily travel price, per person, per day. What…
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to keep everyone locked up in their homes and cities, the Caribbean and Latin American countries, which rely heavily on tourism, are struggling to stay afloat. The high number of coronavirus infections north of the border and even in southern countries like Brazil has made traveling to Latin America and…
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Aruba’s sunny shores are welcoming visitors once again! The people of Aruba look forward to greeting you on One happy island with warmth, gratitude and, above all, your safety and well-being as our most important priority. Aruba’s diligent reopening has happened in phases, monitored closely by the Government of Aruba and the Department of Public…
As we look forward to the New Year, 2021, it is very timely that we pause and reflect on the year to which we bid farewell. Certainly, 2020 was a year which highlighted many of our vulnerabilities, but more importantly, it taught us many lessons about our abilities to adapt in the face of crisis,…
The challenge that is now facing almost every Caribbean nation is how best to recover the tourism economy without which future economic growth and sustainable tax revenues will be all but impossible. The COVID-19 pandemic has shuttered the industry, made hundreds of thousands of workers unemployed, pushed many hotels, airlines and cruise companies into financial…
