Cuba still off-limits to most American tourists
Will 2014 be the year Washington finally takes Cuba off the State Department list of “terrorist-supporting states” which also includes
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Cruise tourists flock to once-risky Colombian port of Cartagena
Romantic gas lamps light the colonial streets of Cartagena, Colombia. (Larry Luxner) For the first time ever, the Florida Caribbean Cruise
Read moreBermuda seeks new incentives to lure wealthy tourists
Cruise ship docks along Front Street in Hamilton, Bermuda. (Larry Luxner) Bermuda, a popular island destination only two hours by air
Read moreBarbados tourism threatened with British air passenger taxes
Economic difficulties in Europe and the ever-increasing air passenger duty (APD) imposed by Great Britain have combined to threaten the
Read moreBahamas fight violent crime in midst of hotel boom
Boats in the harbor, Port Lucaya, Grand Bahama Island. (Larry Luxner) Nassau’s Lynden Pindling International Airport has officially opened its
Read moreCaribbean has high hopes for tourism recovery in 2014
Juluca, an upscale luxury resort on the Caribbean island of Anguilla. (Larry Luxner) Editor’s Note: This is the first part
Read moreSan Juan’s Luís Muñóz Marín International Airport helping Puerto Rico tourism promotion efforts
Editor’s Note: This is part of a series of stories on Caribbean tourism. Read the previous stories here. SAN JUAN,
Read moreU.S. Virgin Islands predicts better times ahead for tourism
Panoramic view of Charlotte Amalie harbor, St. Thomas. (Larry Luxner) Editor’s Note: This is part of a series of stories
Read moreSaint Vincent to get its first international airport in 2014
SaintVincent and Grenadines Islands Editor’s Note: This is part of a series of stories on Caribbean tourism. Read the previous
Read moreSt. Kitts and Nevis enjoys hotel, cruise-ship bonanza
Entrance to Palm Grove Villas at the luxurious Four Seasons Resort Nevis. (Larry Luxner) Editor’s Note: This is part of
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