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St. Maarten Emerges Unscathed After Passage of Hurricane Omar

Monday, 20/10/2008

The Government of St. Maarten reports that Hurricane Omar, a Category Three storm when it passed St. Maarten in the early morning hours of Thursday, October 16, 2008, did not result in any deaths or significant damages to its infrastructure or hotel sector. The Government of St. Maarten also reports that hotels are fully operational and functioning normally, as well as are the established tourist sites, attractions and restaurants.

 

Montpelier Plantation Unharmed by Hurricane Omar

Monday, 20/10/2008

Following the passage of Hurricane Omar to the Northwest of Nevis in the pre-dawn hours yesterday, the owners of Montpelier Plantation, a Relais & Chateaux property, report that the hotel has weathered the storm.

 

Regent Palms Open for Business on Turks & Caicos

Monday, 22/09/2008

The Regent Palms on Grace Bay Beach is open for business after Hurricane Ike missed the property by 90 miles on Sept. 7. Located on Turks and Caicos in Providenciales, the resort sits on 12 acres of Grace Bay Beach.

 

Regent Palms Open for Business on Turks & Caicos

Monday, 22/09/2008

The Regent Palms on Grace Bay Beach is open for business after Hurricane Ike missed the property by 90 miles on Sept. 7. Located on Turks and Caicos in Providenciales, the resort sits on 12 acres of Grace Bay Beach.

 

Regent Palms Open for Business on Turks & Caicos

Monday, 22/09/2008

The Regent Palms on Grace Bay Beach is open for business after Hurricane Ike missed the property by 90 miles on Sept. 7. Located on Turks and Caicos in Providenciales, the resort sits on 12 acres of Grace Bay Beach.

 

Travel Agents from around the World to Visit Cuba

Monday, 22/09/2008

Tour operators and travel agents from all over the globe will start a weeklong visit to Cuba as part of a mega fam trip planned by Cuban company Havanatur in a bid to let travel-related firms take a firsthand peek at ongoing efforts to mend damages caused by hurricanes Gustav and Ike earlier this month.

 

Travel Agents from around the World to Visit Cuba

Monday, 22/09/2008

Tour operators and travel agents from all over the globe will start a weeklong visit to Cuba as part of a mega fam trip planned by Cuban company Havanatur in a bid to let travel-related firms take a firsthand peek at ongoing efforts to mend damages caused by hurricanes Gustav and Ike earlier this month.

 

Travel Agents from around the World to Visit Cuba

Monday, 22/09/2008

Tour operators and travel agents from all over the globe will start a weeklong visit to Cuba as part of a mega fam trip planned by Cuban company Havanatur in a bid to let travel-related firms take a firsthand peek at ongoing efforts to mend damages caused by hurricanes Gustav and Ike earlier this month.

 

Tourism Officials Estimates Nearly $1 Million in Losses

Thursday, 18/09/2008
posted by freeport.nassauguardian.net

Ministry of Tourism officials have estimated that The Bahamas lost close to $1 million in room revenue as a result of cancellations due to Hurricane Ike.

 

Island of Providenciales in Turks & Caicos Reopens for Tourism

Monday, 15/09/2008

Providenciales in Turks and Caicos, has reopened for business after Hurricane Ike caused minor cosmetic and landscaping damage. While the southern cays of Grand Turk, Salt Cay and South Caicos were hit the hardest at a reported 80 percent damage to homes and businesses, this is not the case for Providenciales. Flights will resume Monday, September 15. Ocean Club Resorts was closed during the storm for scheduled annual renovations and will now re-open October 24.

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Mexico’s Capella Bahia Maroma Names Julian Smaldoni GM

Capella Hotels and Resorts appointed Julian Smaldoni as general manager of Capella Bahia Maroma, a luxury resort and residential community in Mexico’s Riviera Maya set to open in the spring 2009.

 
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New Tourism Scholarship Opportunity

A scholarship opportunity may soon become available for Caribbean residents who work in the tourism industry. This development is the result of a donation by the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association of $10,000 to the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) Foundation, Inc.

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More Cruise Ships to Visit Panama

Since Panama signed an agreement with cruise ships companies, which are members of the Florida Caribbean Cruise Association in October 2000, the arrival of passengers to the Panamanian ports of Gatun, Colon 2000, Cristobal, Balboa, Fuerte Amador and Kuna Yala has increased, which confirm the status of the country as an established tourist destination.

 
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Priceline Pays Fine for Breaking Cuba Sanctions

Priceline.com Inc. has become at least the second online travel company to get slapped with a fine from the U.S. federal government for violating the longstanding sanctions on Cuba.

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