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By the Caribbean Journal staff
There’s a new culinary experience to try in Cancun.
Cancun’s Seadust Cancun Family Resort has launched a new “gastronomic tour” that is now running through December, the property told Caribbean Journal.
The newest culinary tour in the Mexican Caribbean will give travelers a taste of every restaurant at the hotel, including its popular French eatery, La Maison de Michelle.
The tour includes the Japanese restaurant Samurai; the New York-style Manhattan; the Mexican eatery El Maguey and the Italian-inspired Lifghthouse.
The family-friendly all-inclusive has a total of 10 restaurants and nine bars.
For more, visit Seadust Cancun.
— CJ
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By the Caribbean Journal staff
Jamaica’s hotel development boom is set to continue with plans for 3,000 new rooms in the parish of St Ann.
The government of Jamaica said it had finalized the sale of land in the area of Salem, St Ann, paving the way for hotel developers from Karisma to begin construction plans on a major new 3,000-room, multi-phase hotel project.
Regional travel giant Karisma Hotels and Resorts will be building the project in several phases, beginning with 700 later this year, according to Jamaica tourism officials.
The Karisma project was officially announced at the recent JAPEX Jamaica tourism exchange event in Montego Bay, the island’s largest tourism sector conference.
The long-awaited project could see the development of as many as 5,000 new hotel rooms for its proposed “Sugarcane Project.”
The project could mean as much as $1 billion in new hotel investment in Jamaica.
— ÇJ
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By the Caribbean Journal staff
Royal Caribbean International president and CEO Michael Bayley will headline a major tourism forum in Antigua next month.
Bayley will be taking part in a special exchange called the Caribbean Tourism Sector Outlook Forum held at the Royalton Antigua resort.
The Oct. 4 event is being organized by the Caribbean Tourism Organization as a “platform for discussion between member governments and leaders from the tourism industry that generate business to the region,” according to a description from the CTO.
The forum is open only to CTO government members, including ministers, commissioners of tourism, tourism directors and CEOs of destination management organizations, among others.
The event will also include a Caribbean Tourism Youth Congress.
The event is effectively replacing the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s State of the Industry Conference, which was postponed this year as it is being reimagined.
For more info, visit the Caribbean Tourism Sector Outlook Forum.
— CJ
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