The Caribbean
The Undiscovered Dominican Republic
Mountains, mines, deserted beaches and the only vineyard in the Caribbean – there is a side to the Dominican Republic most tourists don’t know about. Judith Baker takes to the country’s roads less travelled.
Read the full story hereThe Meliá Cohiba Hotel. A luxurious Havana haven.
The Meliá Cohiba Hotel in Havana’s Vedado district differs from most other buildings in the capital. No faded colonial chic here. All sharp angles of stone
Read the full story hereIntroduction to Haiti
I take a short flight to the capital Port Au Prince or PAP, as it’s known locally. The city was almost flattened by the devastating 2010 earthquake but I’m surprised to see little evidence.
Read the full story here22nd Dominican Republic Jazz Festival
One of the biggest cultural events in the Caribbean, this Dominican Republic Jazz Festival is unlike any other.
Read the full story hereGran Hotel Manzana Kempinski. Havana
Standing proudly in the heart of old Havana almost within touching distance of the Capitol, Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski is a symbol of how Cuba’s past and future stand side by side.
Read the full story hereGuide to Havana. 500 years of enchantment
I’m standing under an old silk-cotton tree in Arms Square in Old Havana. It was here under a tree like this that the city was founded on November 16, 1519.
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