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Inspiring The Next Generation The stellar line-up of the 24th edition Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival has been further spiced up with the addition of American Grammy Award-winning R&B and soul singer-songwriter Chrisette Michele and famed Caribbean soca singer and songwriter, Trinidadian Destra added to the all-star cast.
Jamaican dancehall stars Romain Virgo and Busy Signal have been added to an already star studded cast for the 2015 Tobago Jazz Experience.
The Caribbean's newest healthcare facility is venturing into a new partnership to strengthen its identity as the region's premier destination for world-class healthcare and medical tourism.
Barbados’ tourism sector has begun to show signs of growth. In 2014 long stay visitor arrivals increased for the first time in two years.
Prominent Caribbean hotelier Karolin Troubetzkoy has been appointed Chairman of the Caribbean Alliance for Sustainable Tourism (CAST).
A new report published this week lets the British public have a voice in deciding what the next steps should be in preparing the UK to deal with major space weather events such as solar storms.
At least 16 people were killed after a power line struck one of the floats during the annual festivities in Haiti.
Qatar Airways Cargo will be participating in the third Air Cargo Africa exhibition, where the cargo carrier will have an opportunity to showcase its expanding services and its latest developments such as Pharma Express.
This weekend, one of the more lavish celebrity parties took place not in LA but in paradise; the official wedding celebrations of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.
A student of “A” Level at Iqra University decides to approach the court for seeking compensation amount of Rs. 2.5 million from university management against wasting his time and amount of hefty fee for studies.
The CTO secretary general presented the State of the Industry Report 2014 at a news conference at the CTO HQ in Barbados on Tuesday 10 February.
The Caribbean welcomed a record 26.3 million tourists in 2014, a 5.3 per cent rise over the previous year. These visitors spent US$29.2 billion, itself a record.
Birmingham Airport has reported its busiest year ever in 2014, which ended with another record month in December.
Seychelles prides itself on having religious denominations as part of its culture, where people of different religions are able to live together in complete harmony.
The annual Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival, now in its 24th year, raises the curtain on April 30 with a line-up of performers who blends island culture, famed musical talent and diverse music genres.
USA Today 10 Best recently announced the results of the “Best Caribbean Beach” awards, dubbing Barbados’ Crane Beach as the ultimate spot for soaking up the sun in the whole of the Caribbean.
