Your new May/June 2021 issue of Caribbean Beat! By Caroline Taylor | Issue 164 (May/June 2021) Check out the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine — now back in print, and back in seat pockets on board Caribbean Airlines flights!
A new Wanderer, by Caribbean Beat! By Caroline Taylor | Issue 164 (May/June 2021) As we begin to hope for a safe return to island-hopping through our beautiful region, we dream of the people to meet, food to savour, and adventures waiting to fill our memory cards! In our new April edition of Wanderer—a fresh digital platform from Caribbean Beat magazine—we connect with some travel influencers and showcase some of their—and our—favourite Caribbean experiences. Ready to (re)discover more?
The Beat is back…in print! By Caroline Taylor | Issue 163 (March/April 2021) Check out the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine — now back in print, and back in seat pockets on board Caribbean Airlines flights!
A new year, a new Beat By Caroline Taylor | January/February 2021 Read or download the latest digital-only issue of Caribbean Beat magazine… and explore the latest edition of Wanderer, a new digital platform powered by Caribbean Beat!
Read the November/December 2020 digital issue! By Caroline Taylor | November/December 2020 • Digital Issue Read or download the latest digital-only issue of Caribbean Beat magazine!
Ana de Armas — chasing the dream | Snapshot By Caroline Taylor | November/December 2020 • Digital Issue Cuban actress Ana de Armas may seem like an overnight success, but behind her rise to stardom are fifteen years of hard work, starting at Havana’s famous theatre school. Caroline Taylor says her biggest successes are still to come
Read the July/August 2020 digital issue! By Caroline Taylor | July/August 2020 • Digital Issue Read or download the first ever digital-only issue of Caribbean Beat magazine! All new for July/August 2020
Naomi Osaka: a Haitian-Japanese star on the rise | Snapshot By Caroline Taylor | Issue 158 (July/August 2019) For anyone who likes easy answers to questions of identity, Naomi Osaka is a conundrum: half-Haitian, half-Japanese, raised for part of her childhood in New York City, visibly hybrid. As Caroline Taylor learns, Osaka hasn’t always been comfortable with the role of mixed-race role model — but she’s learning to embrace it, on her own terms
