Kemit-Amon Lewis
In the Caribbean, the blue is as important as the green. And that’s something embodied by Kemit-Amon Lewis, coral conservation manager for The Nature Conservancy in St Croix. Lewis has been involved in everything from coral restoration work to leading a local initiative for “reef-sponsible seafood” in the Virgin Islands.
New All-Inclusive of the Year: Almare, a Luxury Collection Resort, Isla Mujeres Marriott has been making a dedicated push into the all-inclusive space for the last five years, adding new All-Inclusive by Marriott Bonvoy properties across the Caribbean-Mexico region. But […]
Sunset Reef, St Kitts This tiny, exceptionally well-run boutique hotel in St Kitts has a private beach, a stunning infinity pool and a rather clever geothermal cooling system that makes it one of the most sustainable hotels in the region. […]
Harbour Pointe on the Beach, Eleuthera Cape Eleuthera is one of those legendary places in the Caribbean. It’s set at the far southwestern end of the island of Eleuthera, a blissfully uncrowded, endlessly beautiful peninsula. And it’s now home to […]
The rainforests. The volcanoes. The luxury hotels. The pura vida. Costa Rica’s popularity has only been growing in recent years (with the hotel pipeline to match) and now it’s about to get a major new route out of the Miami […]
It’s home to some of the region’s top luxury resorts, a place known for its food, its beaches and its low-key charm. But soon it will be known for something else: the island’s first-ever superyacht marina, part of a significant […]
From hotel rum bars to some of the Caribbean’s top restaurants, Heico Thorn has played a major role in supplying top projects across the region in the last few decades. Thorn’s IPA Export, founded in 1993, has helped complete hundreds […]
