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By Caribbean News Now contributor PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad — Opposition United National Congress (UNC) MP Roodal Moonilal claimed on Thursday that several “pieces of the puzzle started coming together” in relation to the recent allegations of financial impropriety he made against Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley. Moonilal spoke to reporters during a break in […]
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By Caribbean News Now contributor ST JOHN’S, Antigua — Alex Nain Saab Morán, an economic envoy for Antigua and Barbuda, has confirmed that two former employees of a firm in which he was a partner, and which closed ten years ago, have been arrested by Colombian authorities for alleged money laundering and fraud, but added […]
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By the Caribbean Journal staff
Canadian travel giant Sunwing is adding another new route to Cuba, the company announced in a statement this week.
Beginning Dec. 17, Sunwing will operate a new seasonal flight from Toronto to Cienfuegos on the island’s southern coast.
The flights will operate weekly on Mondays, with flight service running through April 22, 2019, the company said.
Sunwing’s Memories Trinidad del Mar hotel.
“We are very excited to be offering Cienfuegos this winter and to be giving travelers another varied Cuban destination to explore,” said Andrew Dawson, president of tour operations at Sunwing. “From pristine beaches to fascinating culture, we’re sure that Cienfuegos will prove to be a popular addition.”
It’s part of what has been a large-scale expansion of Caribbean flight service for Sunwing in recent months.
— CJ
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By the Caribbean Journal staff
The Sonesta Ocean Point in St Maarten has delayed its reopening by one month, a spokesperson for the property told Caribbean Journal this week.
The luxury all-inclusive will now be reopening Dec. 15.
The adults-only property will relaunch with 129 suites, along with four bars, two restaurants and amenities like 24-hour room service and private cabanas.
The relaunch will include an enhanced guest room layout, with larger bathrooms and new furniture, among other changes.
It has been shuttered since Hurricane Irma hit St Maarten last year.
The Ocean Point’s sister hotel, the Sonesta Maho Beach Resort, is still on target for a return on Feb. 1, 2019, however.
— CJ
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