Caribbean news: After Hurricane Irma, a story of two islands

 

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CARIBBEAN November 21, 2017     INSIGHT BY GAY NAGLE MYERS After Hurricane Irma, a story of two islands "My heart broke when I first saw Barbuda,"  said Colin James, CEO of the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority. "Now, recovery is under way." READ MORE NEWS SLS Baha Mar opens It is the second of three hotels to open in the $4.2 billion Baha Mar resort in Nassau, Bahamas. READ MORE ASTA president heads to Puerto Rico for cleanup project Zane Kerby is attending a Rebuild Day event at Camuy Cave Park. READ MORE Alaska Airlines quits Cuba, blames Trump When the administration reinstated a rule that U.S. citizens must travel with licensed groups, Cuba service was no longer viable, the airline said. READ MORE CDC warns pregnant women that Zika risk still exists Pregnant women are urged to avoid travel to any of the Caribbean islands impacted by the September hurricanes. READ MORE Seven Stars Resort adds suites The addition of 11 garden view suites brings the resort's guestroom total to 167. READ MORE TWchats on Twitter tackles cruising in the Caribbean Throughout the chat, tweeters traded tips on must-see ports of call in the Caribbean, favorite hardware, private islands and small/luxury ships. READ MORE Advertisement WAVE SEASON: MAKE THE MOST OF THIS LUCRATIVE TIME OF From late fall through winter, Wave Season heats up, with cruise companies unveiling some of their most attractive and exciting deals of the year. Check out innovative ways to make the most of Wave Season with advance strategies to tap into client excitement, get the word out and maximize interest to get clients on board. Sponsored by Travel Leaders Network. Read More FEATURED STORY Contrasting calls on Royal Caribbean sailing I recently had a chance to visit two of the Caribbean destinations developed at least in part by Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. One, the Haitian private port of call of Labadee, exceeded my expectations. The other, in Falmouth, Jamaica, did not. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Complete coverage of CruiseWorld A collection of articles written by Travel Weekly reporters at this year's CruiseWorld conference. 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.