by Jose Carlos de Santiago Aruba is putting its smart money on the MICE market, a reason why a delegation from that island nation attended the latest edition of the EIBTM fair in Barcelona. Within the framework of that event, Caribbean News Digital talked exclusively with Jacqueline Croes about what Aruba is doing in that respect.

by Jose Carlos de Santiago Within the framework of the World Travel Market´s latest edition in London, Caribbean News Digital talked exclusively with tourism secretary of the Dominican Republic Felix Jimenez and he tackled a number of issues, including some changes inside the organization to give his country a clear-cut edge as a top-notch destination other than just a sun-and-sand spot in the Caribbean.

by Jose Carlos de Santiago Cancun will reopen most of its tourist facilities to the world come December 15, following the deadly trail of Hurricane Wilma and an all-out renovation process to this jewel of the Mexican Caribbean.

by Jose Carlos de Santiago Cancun will reopen most of its tourist facilities to the world come December 15, following the deadly trail of Hurricane Wilma and an all-out renovation process to this jewel of the Mexican Caribbean.

by Jose Carlos de Santiago Honduras is no doubt one of Central America´s most sought-after and varied travel destinations. Only in the realm of ecotourism, the country is blessed with 48 national parks. And nobody knows this vast universe better than Mesoamerica Travel S.A. That´s why this tour Honduras-based operator benefited so greatly from the latest edition of the Central America Travel Market. The following is an interview that Mrs. Carias gave to the readers of Caribbean News Digital.

by Jose Carlos de Santiago Central America is seething with potentials for trekking and adventure travel. That´s the conclusion drawn by Joan Pla, a man who knows the ropes in this particular business. About those possibilities in the region and the road that segment is taking he spoke with Caribbean News Digital in this exclusive interview.