LOS ANGELES, California – Several Green Globe members have made the Top 10 list of Greenest Resorts in the Caribbean Journal for 2013.
LOS ANGELES, California – Several Green Globe members have made the Top 10 list of Greenest Resorts in the Caribbean Journal for 2013. Green Globe’s Caribbean representative, Wendy Walker Drakes says, “These Green Globe member hotels and resorts are some of the leaders in sustainable tourism, not only in our region, but globally.
Green Globe Certification congratulates six of its elite members all named in the Caribbean Journals, Greenest Hotels 2013. The Caribbean Journal is the region’s leading digital newspaper, covering 20 countries and territories and its Travel Section is the premier source for Caribbean travel news.
Jamaica is getting set to welcome the legendary Boney M on Friday, October 22 for a night of celebration at World Travel Awards The Americas Ceremony.
Jamaica is getting set to welcome the legendary Boney M on Friday, October 22 for a night of celebration at World Travel Awards The Americas Ceremony.
Living legends Boney M were not only THE disco cult band of the 70s and 80s, their extensive list of hit singles are still well-loved today. Since forming in 1975, the group has sold over 800 million records and notched up no less than 15 number ones in the European charts including Daddy Cool, Sunny, Ma Baker, Belfast, Rivers of Babylon, Brown Girl in the Ring, Rasputin, and Mary’s Boy Child. Their number one single, Rivers of Babylon, was also entered into the Guinness Book of World Records as one of the ten best-selling records of all times.
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From the moment Ursula Andress struck one of the world’s most iconic female silhouettes, strolling sensuously from the surf in 1962’s Dr. No, there’s been an undeniable chemistry between James Bond and Jamaica. Turns out the sultry relationship is back on simmer in the latest in the 25-film franchise, No Time to Die, which like the original takes place partly in the Caribbean island nation.
According to Forbes, cast and crew gathered at Ian Fleming’s GoldenEye estate-turned-resort to kick off production of Bond 25, with many remaining to film scenes on the island. Daniel Craig’s fifth and final Bond outing will be released this April. For a film franchise that increasingly enjoys self-referential nods to its own canon, it’s no surprise they found a way to return to the idyllic island.