Caribbean Travel & Tourism

The Caribbean Travel & Tourism Forum is hosted by Industry Specialist Sashena Rowe. Sashena Rowe

Trinidad and Tobago is a dual-island Caribbean nation near Venezuela with distinctive Creole traditions and cuisines. Carnival lovers this is the place for you as Trinidad’s capital, Port of Spain, hosts a boisterous carnival featuring calypso and soca music entirely for your enjoyment. You must

It's one of those questions asked when going on vacation, how often does it rain? Travelling to a Caribbean island has many praying for continuous sunshine but let me be the bearer of amazing news, liquid sunshine is just as beautiful. Agreed, it prevents the daily trip to the beach or hiking but it

Tourism is one of the Caribbean’s major economic sectors with the first Caribbean hotel built on the island of Nevis in 1778, The Bath Hotel and Spring House. Tourism increased dramatically over the years with the accessibility of flights to the tourist regions. In recent times, we do not see many

For so many people walking on pink sand may just be a thought that goes no further than just a thought or something they may have seen in the movies while for others its an item on their bucket list and they are about to make their way to the Bahamas, specifically Harbour Island which is said to hav

Caribbean culture and its people are diverse, dynamic, and unique in every way. The musical stylings are also diverse yet similarly groovy with a mixture of Africa, Indian and European influences. Music is a common way of expressing oneself and is rooted in the artistic expression of African slaves

Caribbean culture has many stories to include the haunting of large mansions, witchcraft and voodoo. A true vacation will have you learning about their culture and leave you at times wondering. Let us talk about the Rose Hall Plantation. Your vacation to Jamaica won’t be complete without visiting

Though the Caribbean islands are known for beautiful beaches and amazing sunsets there is much more in store. Let us visit the the Dominican Republic which is said to be the most popular tourist destination in the Caribbean, according to a study by the CEOWORLD magazine. Today, we are not going to

We all have our preferences, whether we like it salty or fresh. Its no different when making your way to the Caribbean, and yes, the Caribbean has you covered whether you like the salty beaches or the fresh river waters. Dominica the island with the most rivers totaling 365, and Jamaica with 120,

Everyone has a different reason at the top of their list why they visit each tourist destination. For some it’s the warm Caribbean sea, the Colorful culture, the surrounding mountains and for others its simply the taste of that authentic Caribbean cuisine. For me, It’s the sunset, the sight of the