Guyanese economist Beverley Wilson steps into a key role at the Caribbean Tourism Organization, bringing more than two decades of experience to the data and decisions shaping the region’s most important industry. We love seeing Caribbean women move into the rooms where decisions about our region's
In the first and second parts of our series, we explored the "what" and "how" of becoming a virtual professional. Now comes the moment that separates dreamers from doers: actually launching your business. This is where many aspiring Virtual Assistants stall. The transition from "I have
Grenada and Carriacou are turning their turquoise waters into the setting for a new kind of Caribbean getaway—one where sport, wellness and island exploration meet. Grenada is making a bigger splash in sports tourism with the upcoming Grenada & Carriacou Open Water Swim, taking place November
For Jacqueline Johnson, the journey to entrepreneurship did not begin with a dramatic resignation or a burning desire to leave corporate life. In fact, the former investment banker enjoyed her career. Her path changed because life changed. Tired of navigating a long-distance marriage, she made
Come for the underwater adventure. Leave with a deeper appreciation for what it takes to protect it. Grenada's Dive and Conservation Festival returns October 26–November 1 with a week dedicated to exploration, education and the future of the Caribbean's marine environment. There is another world waiting
A new €700,000 fund is being created to help women-led businesses across the Caribbean become more resilient and better prepared for climate-related challenges. For Caribbean women building businesses, resilience is part of the journey. Hurricanes, power interruptions, supply-chain disruptions and other climate-related challenges can quickly affect
What happens when a woman who has spent years achieving, leading, and showing up for everyone else decides to slow down and make space for herself? For Kimberly King-Lestrade, the answer became Doux.Life.Well, a Caribbean wellness experience inspired by the realization that restoration is not a
Where we come from matters. Our Caribbean heritage lives in more than the islands we call home. It travels through generations—in our values, traditions, resilience, ambition and the stories of those who came before us. Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll is one example of that heritage reaching
Courage does not always announce itself. It can mean asking a nation to trust you to lead, making decisions guided by justice, dedicating your life to protecting others, or daring to imagine a solution where others see only a problem. Across government, law, public health, science, and
Reggae has always been more than rhythm. At its most powerful, it challenges us to pay attention — and Protoje and Stephen Marley are doing exactly that with “1000 Lashes.” The Jamaican artists have released the new visual for the thought-provoking track from Protoje’s latest album,