Cockburn Town, Grand Turk Island
Along Duke Street are some lovely restored buildings dating from around one hundred years ago with...
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Tag: beaches
St John’s, Capital of Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua boasts of its 365 beaches, one for each day of the year, so I could understand the pained...
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All-Inclusive Deals in the Bahamas
Nassau, Bahamas "? Sept. 7, 2010 "? Uncrowded beaches, eco-inspired lodging and...
Read MoreA Few Photos of Aitutaki
I was told that if I were going to be visiting the Cook Islands, missing Aitutaki would be a crime. I was told “It was the most beautiful island on Earth!” These are big words. I have heard them before. However, I...
Read MoreDisney Begins with Ground Blessing
O'AHU, Hawai'i, November 19, 2008 "? Walt Disney Parks and Resorts broke ground for its first family destination resort in Hawai'i today with a traditional Hawaiian blessing ceremony on its 21-acre oceanfront...
Read MoreThe Westin That’s Fossil Fuel Free
Praslin Bay, St. Lucia ( Sept. 9, 2008) "?The Westin Le Paradis Beach & Golf Resort, St. Lucia aims to be the Caribbean's first fossil fuel independent resort when it opens in June 2009. The sophisticated 554-acre...
Read MoreThe Guam Micronesia Island Fair
Guam Preparing for the Biggest Cultural Event of the Year (Thursday, August 21, 2008; Tumon, Guam) Guam's largest cultural fair, hosted by the Guam Visitors Bureau, is being planned with an eye to this year's theme,...
Read MorePhilippine Beaches with Annie
Eileen had a moment to catch up with Annie Cuevas of Philippines Tourism for the latest promotions. I have already been there myself and enjoyed some pretty interesting food, jeepney rides and beautiful islands. Check it out. As...
Read MoreCultural Samoa (video podcast)
This year at the Los Angeles Times Adventures in Travel show I split interview duties with the lovely and talented Eileen — note her many articles on ITKT. In this interview I met with Zeta from Samoa; this is our first...
Read MoreBeyond the Beaches in Jamaica (video podcast)
Maryl catches up with Diann Holland and the lay-back vibe of the Jamaica Tourism Board to discuss the obvious parts to visiting Jamaica: culture, food, and beaches while also getting beyond the basics to explore the real...
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