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A view of the Caribbean Sea from the Castillo San Felipe del Morro.

A stroll through colonial times in Old San JuanOld San Juan is a destination that visitors can enjoy at their own pace. But the appeal might be even greater for those...

Caribbean travel is still strong as some islands expect a record year

Caribbean travel is still strong as some islands expect a record yearIn a year when post-pandemic travel seemed dominated by demand for Europe and other long-haul destinations, the Caribbean...

The path along the beach at the Club Med Punta Cana.

Moments of Zen at Club Med's resorts in the D.R.Strollers and strobe lights often go hand in hand with the family-friendly Club Med brand, and this was the case on a recent...

A three-mile raft ride on Jamaica's Martha Brae River lasts just over an hour.

Raft ride on Jamaica's Martha Brae River makes for a relaxing escapeBamboo rafting on the Jamaica river is an immersion into Mother Nature's therapeutic side.

Praising travel advisors for their expertise and productivity in selling Sandals and Beaches resorts, Unique Vacations' Gary Sadler joked that their CruiseWorld breakfast should have been lobster omelettes and Moet & Chandon Champagne.

Unique Vacations' Gary Sadler offers a breakfast toast to advisorsIn an often light-hearted address the exec with Sandals' sales and marketing arm thanked travel advisors for "believing in us...

The main pool at the Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa, one of five pools at the property.

Pool party at Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & SpaYou don't have to look very far if you're in the mood for a dip at the family-friendly, all-inclusive resort.

The main pool at Sandals Dunn’s River.

Sandals Dunn's River reflects an evolving brandSandals executive chairman Adam Stewart calls the transformed Jamaica resort "Sandals 2.0," fueled by the imagination and...

Stalactites and stalagmites yield a surreal experience at the Crystal Cave in Bermuda.

Descent into wonder at Bermuda's Crystal CaveThe island's beaches are often praised as must-see destinations. But there are other natural attractions that aren't quite so...

An aerial view of Jamaica’s North Coast resorts.

Jamaica expects to hit record visitor numbers this yearThe Caribbean island is on course to welcome 2.7 million stopover arrivals, a 5% increase over 2019, which was Jamaica's...

Cannons at the Victualling Yard in the Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda's West End.

There's plenty to see and do at Bermuda's Royal Naval DockyardThroughout the area, architectural remnants of England's maritime era can be found, many of them now housing modern-day...

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