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Gay Nagle Myers

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Gay Nagle Myers currently covers the Caribbean for Travel Weekly, but she has covered many destinations and facets of the industry during her 30-plus years with Travel Weekly. She has been recognized by the Caribbean Tourism Organization; the tourist boards of Jamaica, the U.S. Virgin Islands and St. Kitts; and the tourism association of Mazatlan, Mexico for excellence in travel journalism. She received the Gold Adrian Award from HSMAI in February 2015 for a series of recent articles on Cuba. Myers is a New Yorker based now in Williamsburg, Va.

More Articles by Gay Nagle Myers

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...

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...

Adam and Jill Stewart

Remembering Jill StewartAfter Jill Stewart, the wife of Sandals chairman Adam Stewart, died this month, longtime Caribbean correspondent Gay Nagle...

All Caribbean islands have opened to tourism from the U.S., but travel rules are different for each country. Updated regularly with new information.

Caribbean travel: Covid entry rules, island by islandWe explain the entry requirements in place for U.S. visitors in each Caribbean country. Updated March 28.

The Royalty Villa at the Sanctuary Cap Cana.

Finding peace at a rebranded Sanctuary Cap CanaThe storied resort resembles a colonial Spanish castle perched on a cliff by the ocean within Cap Cana's gated, 3,000-acre...

Obituary: George Myers, Caribbean hotelier and tourism executive

Obituary: George Myers, Caribbean hotelier and tourism executiveGeorge Myers was a force within the Caribbean tourism industry who played a major role in the development of Paradise Island as...

The Quill, a 2,000-foot-high dormant volcano, attracts hikers and birders.

St. Eustatius expands on its ecotourism offeringWhile Statia is not a big player in terms of tourism numbers, nor does it get much fanfare, what draws most visitors is its...

St. Eustatius is known locally as Statia.

Here's how Statia became 'special'St. Eustatius is now a special municipality of the Netherlands, but that's a fairly recent development.

Caribbean travel groups are looking forward to 2023 after a strong showing at the end of the year -- many resorts are sold out through Jan. 3.

Festive outlook: Caribbean looks toward future tourism growthMost Caribbean countries continue to show a strong recovery in visitor arrivals when compared with other regions of the world,...

Sheep in the Irish meadows bear markings of red and blue on their haunches so owners can tell which belong to them.

Winding roads make perfect path on Ireland tourGay Nagle Myers writes: "I was visiting the Emerald Isle as millions have done before me to see the sights, soak in the...