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The tropical wedding setup at Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa.

Altar alternatives: How millennials are changing destination weddingsMillennials are turning them into epic, once-in-a-lifetime vacations for them and their friends, picking exotic locations and...

Cuba unveiled a statue of national hero Jose Marti in front of the Museum of the Revolution this past weekend. It was one of the stops on a media tour of Havana during Cuba Media Day.

Travel companies look to reverse Cuba slumpRhetoric from the White House, negative headlines and a State Department travel warning have all contributed to a decrease in...

The Marigot Bay Resort and Marina, a Capella property in St. Lucia, offers several sizes of watercraft for rent.

St. Lucia's Marigot Bay Resort offers spacious seclusionIt's not difficult to find luxury accommodations on St. Lucia. But for those looking for a top-rated property that's incredibly...

The view of Grace Bay Beach from the Ocean Club West on Providenciales, Turks and Caicos.

Back to the beach at the Ocean Club WestBookended on one stretch of Grace Bay Beach by the Tuscany and the Venetian on the east and the Gansevoort on the west sits the...

St. Barth Properties' Villa Java has been repaired and is ready for guests.

With Caribbean hotel closures, a perception problem for open villasOn several islands, the state of the hotel industry does not mirror that of the villa housing stock. The rental homes that are...

The view from a room at the all-inclusive Hotel Riu Palace Aruba.

All-inclusive or a la carte? Two Aruba resort experiencesTravel Weekly's Johanna Jainchill described stays at the Hotel Riu Palace and the Hyatt Regency.

San Juan's La Perla neighborhood

Tourism recovery well underway in St. Thomas, Puerto RicoVisitors, especially cruise ship passengers, are helping to fuel the islands' recovery efforts. The locals have one plea: Send...

Most of Old San Juan is as colorful and vibrant as ever.

Puerto Rico tourism coming back graduallyOnly 65% of the island has power restored and many residents have left in a mass exodus to the mainland United States. For the...

The entrance of the Curtain Bluff, a resort in Antigua’s Old Road village that recently completed a $13 million renovation.

Curtain Bluff renovations leave charm intact"The resort may have a new, updated look, but the one element that has not changed is the family welcome [guests] receive when...

With its rocking chairs, rainforest showers and riot of plant life, French Coco is designed to encourage guests to slow down and commune with nature.

Stopping to smell the flowers at Martinique's French CocoNestled in the heart of the verdant Caravelle peninsula on the island's Atlantic coast, the boutique hotel feels like a...

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