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An aerial view of Saba.

Saba invites visitors to 'Sea and Learn' environmental eventsVisitors can team up with a roster of naturalists, scientists and academic experts doing field work on a wide range of...

Colorful homes line the streets of the town of Vinales.

A day in Vinales reveals rustic CubaVenturing outside Cuba's capital to the countryside setting of the Vinales Valley in Pinar del Rio, Cuba's westernmost...

The view from a room at Hammock Cove, which will open later this year in Antigua.

All-inclusive Hammock Cove to debut in Antigua in time for winterThe new resort will offer 42 freestanding, one-bedroom villas with infinity-edge pools, wraparound verandahs.

The Royalton Grenada Resort and Spa.

Royalton Grenada Resort to debut in MarchThe Royalton Grenada Resort and Spa, the company's first on the island, will open on March 1 as a renovation and expansion of...

Americans remain confused about travel to Cuba

Americans remain confused about travel to CubaTwo months after the Trump administration made sweeping changes to Cuba travel policy, tour operators say Americans are still...

An airplane, remade into a shark, waiting to be sunk into the waters off Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands, and will be used as the basis for a new reef system.

Plane sharks? New dive site off Virgin Gorda gets creativeTo create an artificial coral reef system for marine life and a site for divers, three airplanes disguised as sharks will be...

One of the villas at Caerula Mar, which is scheduled to open this fall on South Andros Island in the Bahamas.

Luxury Bahamaian resort to open, via a HGTV celebrity-designer teamAn abandoned Bahamian resort from the 1960s will debut as a boutique luxury property on South Andros island in the Bahamas on...

The empty cruise port in Havana.

A visit to Cuba reveals economic pain of Trump's travel banTravel Weekly's Gay Nagle Myers spoke with dozens of Cubans about recent changes in U.S. policy, and the absence of cruises...

The wooden sailing vessel called a yole is the centerpiece of Martinique’s annual sailing regatta.

All eyes on the sea for Martinique's Tour des Yoles raceDuring the seven-stage race, which encircles the island, locals and tourists gather to admire the colorful boats, cheer on the...

The revamped Caribar at the Caribe Hilton.

San Juan iconic hotel is back following $150M renovationShuttered in February 2018 after sustaining significant damage from Hurricane Maria, the Caribe Hilton recently celebrated its...

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