One of the most innovative urban projects in the Caribbean is soon coming to fruition.

It’s called the Teleferico de Santo Domingo, and it’s the region’s first-ever urban cable car system.

The project, which has become famous in other cities in Latin America like La Paz, Bolivia, will be a game-changing addition for a city in need of more public transport.

But, as in cities like La Paz, the cable car system could also become a serious tourist attraction — a way to see the city from a very different angle

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One of the Caribbean’s top scuba diving destinations just got even better.

Grenada has added a new wreck dive site, with the sinking of the MV Anina at the bottom of the Purple Rain Reef.

The Anina had been anchored near the Grenada fish market for some time, until the owner volunteered the ship to the Grenada Tourism Authority for sinking.

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Is Spirit now the fastest growing airline in the Caribbean?

The Florida-based low-cost carrier is certainly making the effort, with the launch of another new daily flight to the Caribbean.

Spirit has begun operating new daily nonstop flights between Baltimore-Washington and Montego Bay, Jamaica, the latest route in a wave of launches for the carrier in 2018.

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Norwegian Cruise Line has officially launched sales for Caribbean cruises on its soon-to-debut Norwegian Encore cruise ship.

The ship, which will be Norwegian’s fourth “Breakaway-Plus”-class ship, is slated to launch in the Caribbean in the fall of 2019.

Norwegian Encore will focus on cruises of the Eastern Caribbean, with visits to San Juan, St Thomas, USVI and Tortola in the British Virgin Islands.

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