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11 Caribbean Events to Travel for in 2018

: CBIA; English; 27 March 2018; Hits: 1756

Despite needing time to to recover from an onslaught of hurricanes last fall, the Caribbean hosted more than 30 million tourists in 2017—a record—and it's ready for more. Consider this your cultural calendar for the region; we'd happily book a flight to attend any of the food festivals, regattas, or Hamilton performances. Book a trip that does some good. All you have to do? Show up and spend your tourist dollars.

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St Kitts-Nevis launches new citizenship fund

: CBIA; English; 22 March 2018; Hits: 1940

The world’s first citizenship by investment programme (CIP) in St Kitts and Nevis has launched a new fund — the Sustainable Growth Fund — to boost investment in the Caribbean nation.

Touted as the “Platinum Standard” in an accelerating industry, the St Kitts and Nevis citizenship by investment programme has long been considered a forerunner in the industry, known for its rigid and robust processes and vetting procedures.

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The PGA Tour Comes to the Dominican Republic

: CBIA; English; 15 March 2018; Hits: 1769

The PGA Tour comes to the Dominican Republic for the first time this week with the Corales Puntacana Resort and Club championship in Punta Cana, the tour’s first-ever official event in the Dominican Republic.

Click here to read the full article on Caribbean Journal

Aruba Soul Beach Music Festival announces high voltage headliners

: CBIA; English; 19 March 2018; Hits: 2030

The 18th Annual Soul Beach Music Festival hosted by Aruba is sure to have you seeing stars, Memorial Day weekend, May 23-28, 2018 with main stage concert headliners Alicia Keys, Maxwell and Marlon Wayans.

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Huge New Solar Energy Park Coming to Dominican Republic

: CBIA; English; 13 March 2018; Hits: 1839

A major new solar energy park is coming to the Dominican Republic.

The $40 million Solar Canoa solar park officially broke ground this week for what will eventually be a 50-megawatt plant in Canoa on the south coast of the Dominican Republic.