Caribbean Airlines turns ten
A decade of warmth in the skies In January 2017, Caribbean Airlines marks its tenth anniversary — a milestone for the airline’s...
Caribbean “farmer-preneurs” — back to the land
You probably won’t find someone more enthusiastic about farming than Rionda Godet. In a recent interview, Godet — a Bahamian attorney...
Patient or tourist? Medical tourism in the Caribbean
In early 2008, as the global economic crisis was triggering a decline in recreational tourist travel, representatives from thirteen...
Niven Narain: smarter medicine
When he was thirteen years old, Niven Narain lost his grandmother to cancer. “I watched her go through nine months that were just...
The Cuba strategy
Cuba, the island best known for its fifty-year feud with the United States, is also a popular tourist destination, attracting around three...
Kathryn Cleghorn and Animals Alive: dogs’ best friend
The quiet of a Sunday morning in a south Trinidad village is broken by the sound of many dogs barking. The clash of high-pitched and deep...
Another giant leap: Camille Wardrop-Alleyne
In July 1969, when three-year-old Trinidadian Camille Wardrop watched astronaut Neil Armstrong take mankind’s first lumbering steps on...
Trinidad & Tobago’s houses of history
When attorney Russell Nath decided fifteen years ago to restore one of the last remaining great houses in Trinidad and Tobago, Ortinola...
