Why borrowing money feels like a Caribbean riddle Living in the Caribbean, we’re no strangers to finding creative solutions to life’s challenges whether it’s fixing a boat with whatever’s on hand or turning a small backyard into a thriving garden. When it comes to money matters, though, things can feel …
Read More »Breaking the Caribbean smoke ceiling with innovation and leadership
By Federico N Fernández With just 100 days until the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control’s 11th Conference of the Parties (COP11) convenes in Geneva, Caribbean nations face a defining moment. While the Secretariat pushes a familiar narrative of prohibition and restriction, Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has …
Read More »Summertime when July and August were all mine
By Marc Algernon. Summertime. I remember summertime. July and August were all mine. Two entire months of no school. No more teachers, no more rules. No more pre-dawn showers. Now I can stay in bed extra hours. My days were spent with marble pitch. Catching fish in a dirty ditch. Fence jumping, …
Read More »Reach North America, Latin America, and the Caribbean with one advertising platform
In today’s hyper-connected world, businesses seeking explosive growth can no longer afford to limit their advertising strategies to single regions. North America, Latin America, and the Caribbean represent a powerhouse trio of markets brimming with diverse audiences, untapped potential, and skyrocketing digital adoption. For brands ready to scale, the challenge …
Read More »Jumbie umbrella: A mystical tale of Caribbean folklore
The “jumbie umbrella” also known as the “jumbie parasol”, is a fascinating feature of Caribbean folklore with mysterious undertones. It refers to wild mushrooms that spring up in shaded, damp areas across the islands, especially after heavy rainfall. Although this phenomenon is most notably recognised in places like Trinidad and …
Read More »Buck: An enigmatic Caribbean folklore figure
The buck is a fascinating figure in Caribbean folklore, particularly prominent in Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago. While there are several variations of the tale across the region, the core concept remains consistent: a small, magical creature with the power to grant wealth and success to its human owner. However, …
Read More »Befitment launches BE by Befitment: A personalised mental fitness app
Befitment, a leading social enterprise in wellness, is thrilled to introduce its new app, BE by Befitment. Designed to foster mental fitness and overall well-being, BE by Befitment offers a personalised, engaging digital experience that empowers users to overcome challenges and live more fulfilling lives. With a focus on mental …
Read More »Barbuda International Airport opens, ushering in new era for tourism
Antigua and Barbuda celebrated a significant milestone on October 3, 2024, with the official opening of the Barbuda International Airport. This state-of-the-art facility marks a new chapter for the island, promising enhanced connectivity, tourism growth, and economic development. The $14 million airport boasts a 6,100-foot runway, significantly larger than its …
Read More »Dominican Republic showcases luxury destinations at Miami gala
The Dominican Republic made a strong statement at a prestigious gala in Miami, Florida, highlighting its luxurious offerings to a global audience of investors on September 10, 2024. The event, hosted by the Ministry of Tourism, showcased the country’s stunning destinations, including Miches, Samaná, and Costa del Ámbar, and attracted …
Read More »Why Trinidad & Tobago should be your next winter escape
When the icy winds of a New York winter bite, many escape to familiar sun-soaked getaways like the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, or Jamaica. But for those in the know, there’s a hidden gem just a few hours from JFK: the twin-island nation of Trinidad & Tobago. Nestled at the southernmost …
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