Dominica

The Caribbean in 2012: Looking Forward NACLA (blog) Several Caribbean countries (Dominica, St. Vincent, and Antigua ) have already joined ALBA, revealing that the interest in new forums of cooperation and partnership are not based on motives of political opportunism, but rather due to the overwhelmingly ... and
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Filed under: Activism , Mauritius , Latvia , Serbia , Bahamas , Costa Rica , Dominica , Palau , Argentina , Chile , Uruguay , Ecotourism , Consumer Activism Each year, non-profit organization Ethical Traveler conducts a survey of the world's developing nations, analyzing their progress toward promoting human rights, preserving their environment,...
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Don’t let your winter blues get the best of you this year. Instead, plan a tropical getaway to Rosalie Bay Resort on Dominica. This luxe eco-resort, located 20 minutes from the island’s main airport, comprises 28 airy rooms spread among 9 cottages. In-room perks include
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L’Escalier Tête-Chien There are about 3000 native Carib Indians left in the world. They live in a 15 sq. km (about 3 700 acres) reserve on the island of Dominica. The volcanic rock tapering into the ocean above is the Snake’s Stairs. Where: Carib Territory, Dominica Caribs. And a Viking child. Travel Photo –...
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Travel Weeekly Preview 2012: Caribbean/Mexico Travel Weeekly There are more winners than losers in the year-end stayover visitor figures sweepstakes in the Caribbean, with Jamaica, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Curacao, the Cayman Islands, Barbados, Antigua and Anguilla emerging as the front-runners with ...
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When you think about the Caribbean, luxury may not always be the first thing that comes to mind, particularly if you’ve had a bad experience in the past.  But if you’re looking for a unique and luxurious Caribbean getaway, look no further than the Paradisus Punta Cana Resort...
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I’m a sucker for ships with sails, even if (as is the case with Windstar) those sails are part-cosmetic, acting more as adjuncts to the engines than as sole propulsion. I’m especially a sucker for sailing ships on balmy, sun-soaked itineraries. And I’m especially especially a sucker for ...
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It’s a balmy 80 degrees. A meringue duo is playing in the plaza’s gazebo. Cocktails are being served to the guests at the tables spread across the square. At 9:30, the resort’s guests make their way into the adjacent theater. It’s showtime at the Riu. After the winners of the day’s activities are...
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Rush Hour at LaGuardia Airport in New York (Courtesy Photochan/myBudgetTravel) It's that time again. As the first below–freezing days start rolling in and the sidewalk musician who plays Christmas carols on the pan flute establishes his month–long post just below my office window, thoughts of escape dance in my ...
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Rush Hour at LaGuardia Airport in New York (Courtesy Photochan/myBudgetTravel) It's that time again. As the first below–freezing days start rolling in and the sidewalk musician who plays Christmas carols on the pan flute establishes his month–long post just ...
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