Environment
Cruise lines take stock of damage to Caribbean’s public and private islands
There’s good news for passengers on upcoming voyages, as the cruise lines are back on schedule after Hurricane Matthew. But some of their private ports in the Caribbean suffered damage.
Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Assoc. urging region’s tourism industries to help Haiti, Bahamas
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) is urging the region’s tourism industry stakeholders to assist with both immediate and sustained relief efforts to support the people of Haiti and pa...
Cayman Islands cracking down on spearguns
The Cayman Islands strictly regulates spearguns, requiring licenses and a heavy set of guidelines for their use. This is all subject to increased scrutiny.
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Demonstration of Distress Flare Off Seven Mile Beach Thursday, 13 October, at 7:30PM
Two new ships for Royal Caribbean International's New Earth-Friendly Icon Class
On Monday, Royal Caribbean Cruises announced it had signed a memorandum of understanding with shipbuilder Meyer Turku to build two new 5,000-passenger vessels for the company.