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CARIBBEAN April 24, 2018 INSIGHT BY GAY NAGLE MYERS Jamaica turns a spotlight on boutique hotels and inns Included but often overlooked in Jamaica's accommodations sector of more than 32,000 rooms are the country's small charmers. READ MORE NEWS With new leader in Cuba, Insight Cuba hopeful for renewed travel interest "Curiosity about the future pathway of Cuba, how will it be now and a desire to see all that has happened since 1959 could propel additional tourism from the U.S.," the tour operator's president said. READ MORE Silver Airways closes on Seaborne acquisition For now, Silver will run the two airlines under their existing brands and with their existing networks. READ MORE Study: Hurricanes cost Caribbean $741M in visitor spending The World Travel & Tourism Council revealed findings of its Resilience and Recovery report READ MORE Riu Palace Tropical Bay to close for renovations The Negril all-inclusive resort is refurbishing guestrooms and public areas. READ MORE Karisma tweaks names of Azul Beach resorts In Jamaica, the Azul Beach Sensatori Jamaica is now the Azul Beach Resort Negril. READ MORE Advertisement FEATURED STORY Bermuda Tourism Authority's Kevin Dallas The organization's CEO talks about the nuances of the same-sex marriage fight and dealing with repercussions following the gay marriage ban. READ MORE Advertisement IMPRESS CLIENTS WITH GUIDED VACATIONS FOR THE LUXURY MARKET Today's luxury traveler doesn't just want to see the most famous international sites; they also want to experience them at a personal level. Learn how you can use luxury guided vacations to create authentic immersive experiences and exclusive access that clients won't find anywhere else. Sponsored by The Travel Corporation. Read More MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Focus on Cruise: A new wave in excursions Today's cruise passengers want to get into a shark cage, climb a volcano, share a meal with locals. And cruise lines are tailoring their tours to provide a more authentic, exhilarating experience. 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, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving the TW Caribbean newsletter.