• 787-459-8371

  • Christopher@arroyoLaRue

Annual Afro-Caribbean street party in London goes digital

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, West London’s yearly Afro-Caribbean street party, Notting Hill Carnival, will be witnessed on computer screens around the world, streaming hours of music and performance.  An event that dates back to the 1960s, the two-day carnival is held at the end of August and attracts more than a million visitors being…

Read More
Rum Journal: A Great New Coconut Rum

  Right now, more than ever, we all want to be in the Caribbean. There’s that feeling of the Caribbean that we want; that spirit of the Caribbean with which we so desperately want to engage — to experience its wonders, its beauty, the love of its people.  But while a number of destinations in the…

Read More
British Airways to Launch Daily Barbados Flights From Heathrow

  British Airways will soon be serving Barbados with year-round, daily flights out of London Heathrow, Barbados tourism officials confirmed this week.  The year-round daily flights will launch Oct. 17, according to Barbados Tourism Minister Lisa Cummins. “For more than 15 years, Barbados has been engaging British Airways on the re-establishment of London Heathrow as…

Read More
Buscabulla on Protecting Puerto Rico From Pandemic Tourism

Puerto Ricans who migrate from the … of quality of life for Puerto Ricans in person, though? That… — tourists continue to land in Puerto Rico. The CDC recommends essential travel … very curious: That maybe [Puerto Ricans] should have done something back … Powered by WPeMatico

Read More

Posted on

Kamala Harris honors Jamaican, Indian roots in first campaign speech

VP Democratic bet is “right person” for the role Kamala Harris stood in front of the crowd in Wilmington, Delaware, and shared a short story about her roots as she made her first appearance to the public as the running mate of presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. “My mother and father, they came from opposite…

Read More