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Clash of the megas: Atlantis vs. Baha Mar

Clash of the megas: Atlantis vs. Baha MarAs Baha Mar continues to open in slow motion, nearby Atlantis Paradise Island, One&Only Ocean Club and Melia Nassau Beach...

Visitors can take puppies for a walk on the beach or home on the plane.

In Provo, 'potcake' pups are an attractionPotcake Place is an all-volunteer canine sanctuary in Providenciales that rescues potcakes and invites visitors to take its...

The Bay of Pigs, among the stops on a seven-day people-to-people Cuba tour by Toronto-based Cap’s Tours.

Cuba tour reveals ups, downs of an evolving nationOn a visit with Cap’s Tours, astonishing beauty and rich cultural experiences were tempered with a few inconveniences.

Silver plans to replace its fleet of 34-seat Saab 340B twin-propeller planes.

Silver Airways replacing fleet, seeking mergerThe regional carrier placed an order for 20 new planes and reached out to Seaborne Airlines in hopes of expanding its Caribbean...

Rendering of a king room at the Park Hyatt St. Kitts.

Park Hyatt St. Kitts opening date pushed to Nov. 1Reservations for the 126-room resort are being taken from Dec. 16 onwards as most of the November availability already has been...

Sandals Grande Antigua closing to do maintenance work

Sandals Grande Antigua closing to do maintenance workThe resort will close on Sept. 20 and reopen Dec. 17.

Royal Caribbean not leaving Falmouth, but fewer calls scheduled

Royal Caribbean not leaving Falmouth, but fewer calls scheduledReports in the Jamaican press have said Royal Caribbean is leaving or may leave the port, which the cruise company developed in...

A beach cabana at Jewel Dunn's River Beach Resort & Spa in Ocho Rios, Jamaica.

CheapCaribbean plays up cabana sex in promotionThe wholesaler is selling a four-day Sex on the Beach package at four resorts, and says it is "flying off the shelves."

Rendering of a swim-up suite at the Sandals Royal Barbados.

Sandals Royal Barbados to feature a few firsts for the brandThe resort will have a men's-only barber shop and a rooftop infinity pool.

Tours through Havana in a 1950s classic car are considered a cultural and educational activity under the people-to-people travel rules for Cuba.

Trump's new rules on Cuba travel have industry assessing damageCruise lines, airlines, tour operators, hotels and travel agents were all affected differently.

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