The Cayman Islands recently partnered with the increasingly popular wedding app and website, Appy Couple, to present the "Paradise Collection".

The wedding of your dreams by the shoreside make for lasting marital memories photo via caymanislands.ky

The package is inspired by the Cayman Islands and features the most exciting parts of the island so a couple can taste what a destination wedding experience in the Caribbean can offer. The Cayman Islands have long been a coveted spot for a dream destination weddings. This specialty partnership not only cements their position in the top picks but it is the first of its kind for Appy Couple and the Caribbean.

Among the sites and experiences found in the Cayman Islands that inspired the unique designs are the destination’s renowned Seven Mile Beach and abundant coral reefs, Stingray City, and the trio of islands’ native flora including the Silver Thatch Palm Tree and the official flower of the Cayman Islands, the Wild Banana Orchid.

In the Business Insider UK's '12 Emerging Destinations You Have to Visit in 2016' feature, broadcast journalist and photojournalist, Anisha Shah says that this year of travel is all about going to the up-and-coming places now coming onto travellers' radars.

An aerial view of the magnificent Kaeiteur Falls in Guyana. Photo via guyanagrenier.wordpress.com

She said, "Wilderness, wildlife and culture; these themes will illuminate he year's travel itineraries. Escapism and authenticity are key and nowhere offers them quite like fledgling and far-flung nations."

Shah further went on to describe Guyana, one of the Caribbean's emerging vacation destinations, as a place "dripping in rain forests" with an "untouched pristine interior" where the wildlife outnumbers people. The article mentioned the highly under-rated Kaieteur Falls, which is the world's widest single-drop waterfall. It peaks at 76m and is cocooned in virgin ancient jungle. 

Shell Beach, Guyana. Photo via newsforpublic.com

The article also highlighted the Northeastern narrow Atlantic Ocean coastline where blonde beaches could be found backed by dense forest and home to endangered sea turtles.

The recognition for Guyana certainly adds to the reasons for festivity as the country celebrates its Golden Jubilee and welcomes the opportunity to promote the country's vibrancy, showcase its offerings of raw authentic adventure, stunning scenery and rich culture that is unique to Guyana.

Photo taken by Oneiros' Dreams. Kingston Seawalls, Guyana

Guyana's travel offerings have recently been updated on CaribbeanTraveller.com for travellers' who are ready to taste the future of vacationing in the Caribbean.

More about accommodations in Guyana.

The beginning of a new year sparks many reinventions. 

For the Caribbean, this year will be celebrated as The Year of Romance in the Caribbean. A campaign by the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) that will feature its member countries and hotels with regard to their special offerings for romantic island vacations that can suit any travelling couple.

photo via: woweva.com

With more than 30 countries under their umbrella, the CTO will be showcasing the pristine beaches, secluded accommodations, the abundance of land and water activities, top-notch spa services and personalized attention that can cater to the needs of even the most discerning traveller.




There are major travel packages in the woodwork for destination weddings and vow renewals, returning couples that were married in the Caribbean, milestone anniversary celebrations and options to include a romantic Caribbean vacation on your gift registry.

This year, Caribbean travel is going to put a lot more focus on the love as one of the many thing that make the Caribbean one of the most coveted and popular travel destinations.

photo via tripadvisor.uk

It has grown to this status by setting itself apart from its competitors in the hotels and hospitality industry with a solid base of incomparable accommodations that include presidential suites, VIP/executive suites and the most spacious double and single rooms around. 

The hotel offers the free wireless internet expected of any well-appointed hotel as well as a complimentary breakfast for all guests. A world-renowned spa, spacious conference & business facilities and an elegant restaurant are just a few more services on the list of the hotel and casino combo's many offerings.




Princess Hotel and Casino opened a nightclub called 'Club Next' with state of the art lighting, great music and an amazing decorative theme so they could add some flavour to the night life in Guyana and some more experience to any outgoing vacationer's stay.

Great news for Caribbean travellers
and travel enthusiasts!

Seaborne Airlines just added Antigua & Barbuda to their available destinations.

This absolutely beautiful country isn't called the Land of 365 Beaches for nothing!

Since the completion of the new V.C. Bird International Airport, which is currently the most modern airport in the Eastern Caribbean, plans by Antigua & Barbuda tourism officials to increase air-landings have taken off and now they're coming home to land.

The inaugural flight to Antigua was a 34 seat Saab 340 aircraft, which took off from its hub at the Luis Munoz Marin International Airport in San Juan at 12:45 p.m. on Sunday 13th December and landed safely in Antigua at 2:20 p.m.

Hector Montanez of Seaborne Airlines marks addition of Antigua & Barbuda as the company's 17th destination with a plaque presentation. photo credit to: antiguatribune.com

The icing on this very delicious cake is the codeshare agreement between Seaborne Airlines and JetBlue that would allow passengers to travel from any JetBlue serviced area in the United States to Antigua with one-ticket, one check-in and the security of reliable baggage transfer and service.

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