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The promise of Caribbean medical tourism | The deal

After giving birth to two children, fashion vlogger Zee Allure didn’t like what became of her body. “I didn’t look the same. That wasn’t me,” she told Caribbean Beat in a Zoom interview. She felt she knew where to turn: the plastic surgeons of the Dominican Republic (DR) had reputations that were almost legendary. “I …

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The magic of Trinidad, all year round

Discover the magic of Trinidad — the island that is “always in season” Trinidad, nestled in the southern Caribbean, offers a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and cultural experiences for every visitor. Come immerse yourself in our world-famous Carnival — a colourful explosion of music, dance, and costumes reflecting Trinidad’s diverse heritage. From …

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What Language is Spoken in Jamaica? Unraveling the Linguistic Tapestry

By Clarriza Heruela | Jamaica, a vibrant island nation nestled in the heart of the Caribbean, is renowned not only for its picturesque beaches and rhythmic music but also for its rich linguistic heritage. If you’re planning a trip, expanding your business, or simply curious about this culturally rich destination, understanding the languages spoken here can …

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Hector Lewis: Building his own legacy | Take 5

Jamaican actor, educator, and Grammy-nominated musician Hector “Roots” Lewis made his Hollywood debut in Bob Marley: One Love earlier this year as drummer Carlton “Carly” Barrett. He reflects on his journey with Shelly-Ann Inniss What’s been your experience since Bob Marley: One Love’s debut? I’ve been experiencing way more support and engagement from people and …

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Travel with a difference | Food for thought

The Caribbean, like many popular tourist destinations, will greatly benefit from more sustainable travel that makes a positive impact on local communities, economies, and the natural environment. Blogger and environmental advocate Malou Morgan shares her insights with Shelly-Ann Inniss Why is sustainable travel important to you? My family, in one way or another, has always …

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Event buzz (Jul/Aug 2024) | Caribbean Beat Magazine

Have a time! Our histories and festivals may vary, but when Caribbean carnivals get underway, you’re always guaranteed a vibrant display of local culture — the stuff magic memories are made of! Experience Vincy Mas (28 June–9 July), St Lucia Carnival (1–16 July), Antigua Carnival (25 July–6 August), Barbados’ Crop Over (31 July–5 August), Toronto …

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Nicholas Brancker: Beyond the “Bajan invasion” | Backstory

Many may know Nicholas Brancker for his role in the spread of soca beyond its Trinidad & Tobago origins. But far beyond that, he has been a shining example of how Caribbean musicians can succeed both at home and abroad, holding their own against titans of the global music business. With an impressive body of …

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