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Travel Weekly - The National Newspaper of the Travel Industry January 11, 2011 Caribbean Insight Q4 growth raises Jamaica’s hopes for 2011 By Gay Nagle Myers Preliminary arrival figures for Jamaica's fourth quarter indicate continued growth in both stayover visitors and cruise passengers compared with the same period in 2009.  Read More   Work To The Beat! The Beat is a daily e-newsletter publishing breaking news on business travel distribution and technology, plus commentary and interviews. Subscriptions include TheBeat.travel website and searchable news archive. Subscribe or try for two weeks free.   News *Home Based Travel Agent Show offers training opportunities* If your goals for 2011 include making more money and developing yourself professionally, Travel Weekly can help you achieve those goals.  Read More   Opening of Jamaica's Falmouth cruise port postponed yet again The new cruise port in Falmouth, Jamaica, isn’t ready for prime time. After discussions on Jan. 3 with the Port Authority of Jamaica, Royal Caribbean delayed once again the arrival of its ships in Falmouth, only days after telling Travel Weekly that guests on the 3,400-passenger Navigator of the Seas would have a "good experience" there this week.  Read More   USVI tourism addresses airline-OTA rifts on website The U.S. Virgin Islands launched a section on its tourism website to answer travelers' questions on booking packaged vacations given that American Airlines is no longer on Expedia and Orbitz and Delta has withdrawn from CheapOAir.com, OneTravel.com and BookIt.com.    Read More   Decommissioned sub sunk as dive site in Grand Cayman The Cayman Islands’ newest attraction sank in 62 feet of water at the northern end of Seven Mile Beach on Grand Cayman on Jan. 5.  Read More   Atlantis Paradise Island opens teen club with $25 cover charge Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas opened Crush, an $11 million nightspot for guests ages 13 to 17. Admission is $25 per person. Read More   Jamaica airports make upgrades Jamaica's two international airports in Kingston and Montego Bay have completed passenger enhancements. Read More   Featured Story Seven Stars finds its focus in Turks and Caicos By Gay Nagle Myers Since it opened in April 2008, Seven Stars Resort on Grace Bay Beach on Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, has changed owners, switched management, rethought strategies, redesigned culinary venues and repositioned market focus.    Read More   Visit the NEW OfficialCruiseGuide.com Daily Bulletin Caribbean Cruise Europe Travel Deals Fam Trips Hawaii Home Based Las Vegas Luxury News Mexico Hotels Tour Operator Find 110,000 hotels at HotelandTravelIndex.com Caribbean Cruise Europe Hawaii Hotels Las Vegas Mexico Tour Operators Caribbean Editor: Gay Nagle Myers Phone: (757) 345-5757 Email The Editor For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com

 

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