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The Wonder of the Seas will reposition to Europe for the summer.

Wonder of the Seas delivered to Royal CaribbeanThe fifth ship in Royal Caribbean's Oasis class will sail its maiden cruise from Fort Lauderdale on March 4.

Obituary: Caribbean tourism pioneer Jean HolderHolder was the first secretary general of the Caribbean Tourism Organization and the man credited as father of the region's...

The Celebrity Infinity will head for Rio de Janeiro in November after its Caribbean season concludes.

Celebrity Cruises changes deployment plan for the InfinityThe ship will resume operations this summer in the Caribbean instead of spending the season in Europe as originally planned.

Rising demand lifts all boat charters

Rising demand lifts all boat chartersPrivate yacht and barge charters, once largely the purview of the wealthy, have gained wider popularity thanks to the...

Sunset in Noord, Aruba. The island is no longer offering visitors the option to test upon arrival.

Aruba, Jamaica among Caribbean islands that are adjusting entry protocolsThe Cayman Islands, St. Barts and St. Maarten/St. Martin have also announced changes in their Covid protocols.

JetBlue will cut service on seven Caribbean routes this spring"Even with these reductions, most of which operated less than daily, we still expect our 2022 schedule to be our biggest ever,"...

Bermuda and Nevis fill tourism positionsDevon Liburd will be Nevis Tourism Authority's interim CEO; Amy Moynihan was named global communications and partnerships...

Public ferry resumes between Anguilla and St. MartinThe route was temporarily halted due to the pandemic.

Discover Puerto Rico CEO: We broke tourism records in 2021

Discover Puerto Rico CEO: We broke tourism records in 2021Puerto Rico's high vaccination numbers are quite impressive, and Brad Dean, CEO of Discover Puerto Rico, led off with those...

The designers of the Somewhere Else resort are going for a theme of "tropical modernism."

Pharrell Williams and David Grutman to open Paradise Island hotelScheduled to open in 2024, the Somewhere Else resort will occupy the current site of The Beach at Atlantis.

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