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A sleek new hotel is set to inject new energy into the Bimini archipelago of The Bahamas.

It’s called illa Bimini, and the new project by Island Developers is slated to break ground in August.

The beachfront “eco-chic” residential hotel, which will be designed by renowned architect Chad Oppenheim’s Oppenheim Architecture + Design, will have a mix of 54 three and four-bedroom residential villas and a 49-key boutique hotel.

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They’re some of the most popular destinations in the Caribbean — not just Jamaica.

 But Jamaica is now looking to expand beyond its traditional tourism hubs with the creation of what tourism officials are calling “mini-destinations” in non-traditional areas.

 “While it is commonplace to associate tourism with the island’s six official resort areas — Kingston, Montego Bay, the South Coast, Ocho Rios, Negril and Port Antonio — there are now some non-traditional areas that have started to get a look in,” said Jamaica Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett.

 That includes places like Clarendon on the middle of Jamaica’s southern coast, he said.

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The Jamaican travel hub, which is seeing a massive boost in new airlift in 2019, will get another lift in November with the launch of new daily American Airlines flights from New York.

The JFK-Montego Bay flights will officially launch Nov. 21, according to American, which has been steadily growing its Caribbean footprint in 2019 as well.

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Curacao is simply the perfect Caribbean destination for your child’s first beach vacation. Beyond the long sunny days and pristine beaches, you’ll also find natural wonders, family attractions, friendly, welcoming people and all within easy, quick access to many major cities along the east coast.

Best yet, Curacao, one of the ABC Dutch Caribbean islands which also includes Aruba and Bonaire, has plenty to offer adults and doesn’t feel like "Disney by the sea," at all.

This is where to stay, eat, drink and wander in this small slice of paradise.

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