Alexander Britell is a publisher and journalist specializing in Caribbean travel and tourism. As the writer for Caribbean Journal, he covers a wide range of topics including new resort openings, travel destinations, cultural events, and developments in the Caribbean region. His articles provide insights and updates for travelers interested in exploring the beauty and diversity of the Caribbean.
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Alexander Britell primarily focuses on travel and tourism, particularly in the Caribbean region. His coverage includes press releases, private sector announcements, and event coverage related to resorts, airlines, and tourism in the Caribbean.
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By: Alexander Britell
Fifth Avenue, or as the locals know it, Quinta Avenida: It’s the main thoroughfare in one of our favorite beach towns in the Caribbean: the endlessly fun, always-energetic Playa del Carmen on the coast of Mexico. It’s walkable, filled with great shopping and the kinds of great little out-of-the-way restaurants that travelers love discovering for themselves.
By: Alexander Britell
It’s no secret that all-inclusive is the biggest thing in travel right now, as big brands continue to expand their footprint in the everything-included space. But within all-inclusive, it’s another trend that continues to grow: the resort-within-a-resort.
By: Alexander Britell
Embracing an authentic taste of Grand Bahamian culture stall hopping in the West End. Taking a culinary journey to Smith’s Point Fish Fry. Bonefishing in some of the most pristine flats in the hemisphere. Exploring blue holes, caves and untouched beaches.
By: Alexander Britell, Guy Britton
We’ve said before: Nassau’s Baha Mar is fantastic. No matter what kind of vacation you’re looking for, it has you covered, whether you’re looking for a classic beach vcation, a gaming trip, a group retreat, a golf getaway, a wellness experience, well, you get the point. We call it the “art of everything.”
By: Alexander Britell
More than 80 different dive sites. A food scene anchored by a restaurant with a three Michelin-star pedigree. A fun, carefree, quintessential small-island vibe.
By: Alexander Britell
There’s always been something about Eleuthera. Its name somehow seems to conjure up an extra degree of romance, of mystery. It’s a place that remains exotic for travelers. And in the last few years, the island in The Bahamas has been more popular than ever ( including some brand-new flights ).
Maybe you’ve heard of new hotel amenities that have come on the scene: everything from stargazing concierges to bracelet keys and wellness gurus.
By: Alexander Britell
Maybe you know Montego Bay. Or Negril. Or Ocho Rios. Or maybe you’ve been to further frontiers like Port Antonio and Treasure Beach. But Jamaica’s two newest resorts are in a destination you probably haven’t heard of: Green Island, about halfway between Mobay and Negril.
By: Alexander Britell
It’s been seven years in the making. First, St Maarten’s Princess Juliana International Airport unveiled its new departure terminal, an impressive reimagining of its pre-Hurricane Irma look.
By: Alexander Britell
There are about 1,000 of them on the island. Some say 1,500, some say more. They’re set on side streets, in the heart of town, or right on the beach. And in Barbados, rum shops are an integral part of the culture.
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