Samaná community comments on construction of Caribbean's newest cruise hub. With more than a week to go before the end of April 2025, the Dominican Republic was still on track for receiving 74 cruise
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Plug in ... or miss the boat By Deniece Aiken* * Extreme weather events and deadly heatwaves claim lives in Morocco. * Catastrophic floods sweep across Africa, Europe and the Americas. * Cyclones, fue
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Caribbean business leaders discuss economic threats from proposed US sanctions against China ore than 450 business leaders and executives across the Caribbean region urgently gathered ‘on-line’ on Tue
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Meet Nyshauna Strachan Nyshauna seeks and finds comfort in a ‘disciplined environment’ … situations in which good order prevails. It was therefore not surprising that, at the end of her secondary leve
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Maritime Technologies Cooperation Centres are key components Caribbean seaport operators and managers can make a difference. By Deniece M. Aiken* he recently adopted International Maritime Organizatio
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* Nassau shatters visitor arrivals record * First phase of Carnival's new terminal to be completed in summer of 2025 By Kenneth Saunders ultiple multi-million-dollar cruise port development projects h
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Mike Jarrett discusses goals and strategies with CMU Pesident Ten years before Professor Andrew Spencer walked onto the campus of the Caribbean Maritime University (CMU), his PhD thesis (on Tourism St
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Next generation gantry cranes to be acquired mplementation of several projects and scheduled upgrades, components of a comprehensive 5-year strategic plan, will make 2025 a busy year for Martinique’s
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Legislative initiatives and trade development programmes between the USA and Caribbean countries By Mike Jarrett ost-election utterances in the USA and specifically those from the President-elect warn
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... decisive and resolute action is required By Diane Edwards* The Caribbean, a vast oceanic region, is home to some 20 relatively small independent states. Its open economies are heavily dependent on
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