Caitlin Sullivan

6 days ago | caribjournal.com | Caitlin Sullivan

Cayman Airways made history when it became the first airline in the world to serve its own signature rum punch. Now it’s making another first—this time with beer. The airline has launched Sir Turtle’s Sky Brew, a custom craft IPA developed in partnership with Cayman Islands Brewery, marking the first time a Caribbean-based airline has introduced its own inflight craft beer.

1 week ago | caribjournal.com | Caitlin Sullivan

Royal Caribbean is making a bold move for 2026, announcing a pair of ship amplifications for Caribbean ships that will bring a new wave of experiences to three of its most popular vessels: Harmony and Liberty of the Seas. As part of the cruise line’s ongoing Royal Amplified program, these upgrades are designed to bring even more thrills, flavors, and escapes to travelers sailing to the Caribbean.

1 week ago | caribjournal.com | Caitlin Sullivan

Carnival Cruise Line is overhauling its loyalty program with a new system designed to reward guests for both cruising and spending. The program, called Carnival Rewards, will officially launch on June 1, 2026, replacing the long-running Very Important Fun Person (VIFP) program with a new structure that places greater emphasis on flexibility, redemption options, and ways to earn status. Carnival Rewards introduces a two-track system for loyalty benefits.

1 week ago | caribjournal.com | Caitlin Sullivan

Barbados has officially extended its “Say Hello to Barbados” summer campaign, offering travelers a range of incentives for travel this fall. Visitors can now book eligible trips through June 30 for stays between September 1 and October 30, 2025. At the center of the campaign is a stay-seven-nights, pay-for-five offer available at participating hotels and resorts across the island. Additional promotions include discounts on island experiences, dining, car rentals, and family perks.

1 week ago | caribjournal.com | Caitlin Sullivan

The snorkeling at Malmok. The art scene in Oranjestad. The culture in San Nicolas. The beach vibes at Eagle. All those chef’s tables. American Airlines is ramping up service to Aruba ahead of the winter travel season, Caribbean Journal has learned. Beginning December 18, the airline will ramp up to daily nonstop service from Chicago O’Hare  to Aruba’s Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA).