Anguilla airport resumes nighttime operations
Night time operations have resumed at the Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (CJLIA) in Anguilla. In a release, the Board of Directors, management and staff of the Anguilla Air ...
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A year after Maria, Puerto Rican kidney patients fear death
As weeks turned into months, the seats of the small plane began to empty out. In the beginning, 15 passengers flew from Vieques to the Puerto Rican mainland — refugees from Hurricane Maria. The sto...
Dominica back on track a year after Hurricane Maria
One year after Hurricane Maria devastated Dominica, the island nation is rebounding. “A growing share of affected residents can say their lives are back on track or almost back to normal after the ...
Trump says 3,000 Puerto Ricans ‘did not die’ in Hurricanes Maria, Irma
President Donald Trump on Thursday rejected the official conclusion that nearly 3,000 people died in Puerto Rico from last year's Hurricane Maria, arguing without evidence that the number was wrong an...
Puerto Rico moving on as one-year anniversary of Hurricane approaches
Discover Puerto Rico has announced a new initiative to underscore the progress Puerto Rico’s tourism industry has made since Hurricane Maria. As the one year mark approaches and old imagery re...
Caribbean hoteliers develop disaster preparedness manual
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) has announced that it has created a Disaster Preparedness Manual, which will be distributed to industry stakeholders as peak hurricane season fo...
Puerto Rico: More exposure of positive milestones after Maria needed
Discover Puerto Rico announced a new initiative to underscore the progress Puerto Rico’s tourism industry has made since Hurricane Maria. As the one year mark approaches and old imagery resurfaces ...
Dominican PM optimistic following withdrawal of Ross University
Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says his country will not suffer from the withdrawal of the Ross University’s School of Medicine Posting to his Facebook account, Skerrit said despi...
Dominica to ban Styrofoam, plastic dinnerware in 2019
Dominican Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said the country will be imposing a ban on Styrofoam cups and containers as well as plastic plates, cups, cutlery and straws. In his Budget presenta...
Caribbean lizards evolving to survive hurricanes
While Caribbean islands are focused on reducing the destructive effects of hurricanes by building resilient countries, it seems lizards have already gotten a jump on surviving the storms. A group o...