All-inclusive brand Bahia Principe is opening another six of its hotels in the Dominican Republic and Mexico, the company said this week.
Five of the properties are in the Dominican Republic, along with one other hotel in Mexico, according to the all-inclusive company.
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One of Punta Cana’s leading all-inclusive resorts is set to reopen its doors in November, Caribbean Journal has learned.
The 320-suite, adults-only Royalton CHIC Punta Cana will welcome back guests on Nov. 1 in the Dominican Republic, parent company Blue Diamond Resorts confirmed.
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There are quite a few transplanted Canucks in the Cayman Islands, hailing from Vancouver to Newfoundland.
Canadian Thanksgiving always falls on the second Monday of October, which makes it 11 Oct. in 2021. Although many from the Great White North may feel far from home at this time of the year, a number of local companies and venues are offering food and/or events to help them celebrate the day.
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The Ministry of Tourism said two additional round trip flights from the UK to Cayman have been added for the month of September.
In a statement released on Friday 20 Aug., a spokesperson for the MoT said the flights were added in response to increased demand for travel related to education.
The statement reads in part, “The two additional flights depart London Heathrow on 1st and 15thSeptember respectively and return the following days, effectively doubling the number of return flights during September.”
The flights went on sale on Friday, through the British Airways website.
“With the start of the academic year approaching, the Ministry recognises that parents are keen to confirm travel plans to accompany students needing to travel overseas to continue their education,” said Tourism Minister Kenneth Bryan.
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