A Perfect Day in Saint Lucia Sometimes, you just need to unwind. So you pluck a few days from your calendar, drain them of appointments, and assign them to a holiday in the restorative southern sun…. Ian Livingston , December 19, 2019
The Southern Bahamas Remain Open for Business I visited the Bahamas with my daughter two weeks before Hurricane Dorian devastated its northern islands. While it’s important that Nassau and Paradise Island in the southern Bahamas were spared… Bruce Northam , October 18, 2019
10 Reasons to Stay at the Sandals Royal Barbados Since opening its first resort back in 1981, the Sandals hospitality group has been providing guests with high-end, all-inclusive vacation packages that prove to be even more fun than the catchy… Tim Gaylord , February 11, 2019
10 Things to Do in Barbados I recently traveled to Barbados, the easternmost island of the Caribbean, for a conference. I decided to arrive early to explore. As an avid photographer, I wanted to capture some… Paul Shio , January 18, 2019
A Perfect Day in Barbados Barbados—the Caribbean’s easternmost island—is a land of rum and restoration. It is a holiday destination shaped in the British image, with afternoon tea and dry humor and left-lane driving, just… Ian Livingston , January 15, 2019
First Look: Celebrity Edge, the “Most Anticipated Ship of 2018” Greetings! I was fortunate to be invited on a two-day preview cruise this week aboard “the most anticipated ship of 2018,” making me one of the first passengers to see… Johnny Jet , November 28, 2018
10 Things to Know About Travel to Cuba Now is the best time in history to visit Cuba! U.S. law still requires that American travel to Cuba fall under one of 12 authorized categories, but recent confusion around… Chad Olin , November 8, 2018
An(other) Unforgettable Getaway at Ocean Club Resorts in Turks and Caicos Following my third visit to Ocean Club Resorts (OCR) in Turks and Caicos, I’m happy to report that I’m still crazy about OCR and this part of the world! What’s not to… Georgie Jet , July 2, 2018
Aruba’s Renaissance Island: A Private Island for the People “Accessible private island” seems an obvious contradiction in terms. There are those who vacation on private islands, and then there are the rest of us: hoi polloi who make due… Meaghan Agnew , January 23, 2018
MSC Seaside Christened in a Star-Studded Ceremony in Miami Thursday was a special day for MSC Cruises and the city of Miami as the MSC Seaside was christened in a star-studded ceremony that included international screen legend Sophia Loren,… Johnny Jet , December 24, 2017
Jamaica: Out of Irma’s Reach I seem to have a knack for skirting epic storms when leaving for a trip. And last month’s hurricane Irma was no exception when I headed off to Jamaica for… Laura Pedrick , October 16, 2017
This Is the Most Outrageous Hotel Fee Ever A reader recently sent me an email that made my blood boil. In her message, she tells me about what I think is the most outrageous hotel fee ever. I… Johnny Jet , October 3, 2017
15 Places to Eat & Drink in San Juan, Puerto Rico Editor’s note: Puerto Rico was devastated by Hurricane Maria. When the island is ready to receive travelers—perhaps in a few months—it will need them as much as it ever has. In… Meaghan Agnew , September 15, 2017
The Marriott Rescue in St. Thomas: What Happened? The worst of Hurricane Irma has passed, and there is devastation in its wake. This photo series from The Atlantic offers a stirring glimpse at what happened in Florida—while also noting… Team Johnny Jet , September 14, 2017
8 Unexpected Aruba Highlights You may know Aruba for its stunning Palm Beach sparkling water, its luxury resorts, and the action of downtown Oranjestad, but there are many more layers to this unique Dutch-Caribbean… Caitlin Martin Marker , August 17, 2017
