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Caribbean news: What's new, renovated and under construction

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CARIBBEAN
January 2, 2018
INSIGHT BY GAY NAGLE MYERS
What's new, renovated and under construction in the Caribbean
"The entire region appears to be poised for significant growth in the hotel sector, based on the number of announced projects under contract," STR said.
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NEWS
Dispatch, Puerto Rico: Arms are open wide
"At the Harbor restaurant on Rincon's beach, people sat around the open-air bar as people lounged and swam on the beach below," news editor Johanna Jainchill writes.
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San Juan hotel partners with organic farm on voluntourism program

The hotel, which was spared major damage from Hurricane Maria, invites its guests to help rebuild damaged structures at Estancia Verde Luz, which suffered from flooding that wiped out entire crops of fruits, vegetables and greens.

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Dominican Republic visitor numbers show 3.9% increase in 2017

Although final visitor numbers won't be tallied for another month or so, the country appears to be the clear winner once again in the Caribbean and is poised to top its 6.1 million-visitor-mark achieved in 2016.

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Anguilla on the mend after Irma

While there is still a long road to full recovery, airlift is steadily improving, close to 600 guestrooms are available and many restaurants and bars have reopened.

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Baha Mar developer sues contractor, seeks $3B in damages

Sarkis Izmirlian's BML Properties accused China Construction America of 15 counts of fraud, alleging it caused BML to lose its equity investment and control of the beachfront resort.

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FEATURED STORY
Sleek, modern luxury at the Kimpton Seafire

The stylish, 266-room resort takes the Kimpton brand to a level not seen in its U.S. portfolio of mostly urban, four-star hotels.

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