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Caribbean Hotel Occupancy Continues to Slide

  After showing positive signs in September, Caribbean hotel occupancy declined again in October, according to the latest report from hotel analytics firm STR. The Caribbean’s hotel occupancy fell 2.5 percent to 54.7 percent in October, down from the same month in 2015. Average daily rates fell 3.1 percent to $147.45, while revenue per available…

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The 10 Best Beaches in Anguilla

  With 33 pristine white-sand beaches, Anguilla is a beach lover’s delight. But unless you get way more vacation time than we do, it’s highly unlikely that you’ll be able to hit them all in one trip. Which is why we’ve come up with this list of the top 10 strands on Anguilla. If you’re…

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VIDEO: Touring the New Sandals Overwater Bungalows in Jamaica

  Just like you, we’ve been eager to see the new overwater bungalows at Sandals Royal Caribbean in Jamaica. And we recently checked into one of five oases just offshore from the Montego Bay resort for a preview. And we’re impressed. Each of the 1,200-square-foot, one-bedroom “villas,” (which will welcome guests next month) has its own infinity…

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There’s a New Way to Fly to Tortola

  Turks and Caicos-based InterCaribbean Airways is significantly expanding its service to Tortola. The carrier will be launching two daily flights between San Juan and Tortola’s Beef Island International Airport beginning Dec. 19. Four days per week, the carrier will operate triple flight service, for a total of 18 flights each week. Long Bay in…

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Under a fiscal control board, Puerto Rico voter abstention is at an all-time high

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — As the world anxiously observed the US elections, Puerto Rico, a US territory, also held its general election on Tuesday, November 8. And in a place that prides itself for historically having very high voting participation, turnout in these elections reached a new low. Powered by WPeMatico

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