Caribbean news: Grenada's recovery after Hurricane Ivan

 

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CARIBBEAN October 31, 2017     INSIGHT BY GAY NAGLE MYERS Grenada's recovery after Hurricane Ivan If anyone at the CTO conference wanted to see how to rebuild and recover after suffering the trauma of a hurricane, the host country was proof. READ MORE NEWS Sandals coming to Tobago The company has signed a memorandum of understanding to build Sandals and Beaches resorts on the island. READ MORE Renaissance Aruba opens cabanas on private isle Some of the cabanas are exclusively for adults. READ MORE Carnival, Royal Caribbean schedule returns to storm-affected Caribbean islands Carnival cruises to San Juan will resume on Nov. 30 with a call by the Carnival Conquest. READ MORE Regent Seven Seas sailing to Cuba Some itineraries feature midnight departures from Havana Harbor, giving guests extra time in port. READ MORE Jewel Grande Montego Bay opens The former Palmyra has three beachfront towers and 11 villas. READ MORE Riu Republica getting more guestrooms and a water park A new 501-room wing will include four restaurants, a jerk grill on the beach, three bars and three pools. READ MORE     Advertisement THE SHARING ECONOMY: OPPORTUNITIES IN THE LUXURY RENTAL MARKET The same traveler desires that fuel the use of sites such as Airbnb are providing opportunities for travel agents to grow their own businesses with villas and other high-end rentals. Discover more about the target market for these rentals, creating immersive experiences and choosing the right partner suppliers. Sponsored by Luxury Retreats. Read More FEATURED STORY Jamaican joy at Azul Beach Resort Sensatori "The bright music, gold-leafed ceiling and the view that extended past the swim-up suites and out to sea set my mind at ease," Dan Peel writes. READ MORE Updated: Mapping what's open and closed in the Caribbean Travel Weekly's frequently updated online guide to the Caribbean, in the aftermath of Irma and Maria: what's open, what's closed and when damaged resorts plan to reopen.  READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY 2017 Travel Industry Survey In our annual survey of travel sellers, our reporters take measure of the statistics and trends that could help agents, agency owners and suppliers make better decisions. READ MORE CARIBBEAN Editor: Gay Nagle Myers Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly eNewsletters For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 100 Lighting Way, 2nd Floor, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving the TW Caribbean newsletter.