TORTOLA, BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS – For the first time since the 1980s, access to the British Virgin Islands(BVI) is getting much easier with daily nonstop service from Miami to Beef Island/Tortola, via American Airlines beginning June 1. The game-changing three-hour flight eliminates the need for travelers to connect in Puerto Rico or St. Thomas, getting them to the stunning Territory with ample time to enjoy their final destination, whether chartering a yacht or staying in a luxury villa, resort, or private island escape.

“As the first nonstop flight from the U.S. in decades, this is a monumental opportunity to bring more North American travelers to the crystal-clear waters of our beloved island-destination,” said Clive McCoy, Director of Tourism, British Virgin Islands Tourist Board & Film Commission. “We have one of the most beautiful collections of isles and cays anywhere in the world and look forward to offering our new and returning visitors an assortment of experiences in The Sailing Capital of the World.”

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In 2023, you get an extra reason to visit Bermuda’s abundant cultural treasures, flourishing culinary scene, and luxury beach resorts. Starting in March, JetBlue will offer nonstop service from LaGuardia to Bermuda, while United Airlines will begin service from Newark. The new routes bring you one step closer to the Bermuda’s rich history and turquoise bays.

And what better time to come than in the spring, when Bermuda is simmering with everything from fragrant cedar wood to salty breezes and whistling tree frogs? Here’s why you should take a springtime trip to “Bermy.”

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The Cibao International Airport announced this Friday, June of this year marks the start of a direct flight between Santiago de los Caballeros, in the Dominican Republic, and Madrid, Spain.

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St. Thomas is an idyllic island destination in the eastern Caribbean and one of just a few places that United States citizens can travel to in the region without a passport. That’s because St. Thomas — along with St. Croix and St. John — make up the U.S. Virgin Islands, a U.S. territory in the Caribbean.

Visitors to St. Thomas won’t find overwater bungalows, but they can still look forward to white-sand beaches, a laid-back vibe and water activities like snorkeling and scuba diving, not to mention duty-free shopping.

It’s worth considering for all types of travelers, from those looking for the best family beach vacation to newlyweds searching for all-inclusive honeymoon resorts.

Accommodation options on St. Thomas range from convenient home rentals to sprawling luxury resorts, and though there are not a lot of outright all-inclusive properties, many hotels do offer packages that include food and beverage, so it feels like an all-in-one vacation.

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