In a context marked by economic tensions and accelerated transitions, Martinique is questioning its ability to remain attractive, credible and desirable. Attractive for investors, for
In Martinique, attracting tourists is no longer just about beaches, landscapes and cultural heritage. It’s also built behind the scenes: on the productive sectors, local
A rum designed as a creative laboratory In a rum market already rich in traditions and references, Fusion Caraïbes has made a clear choice: not
Sanité Bélair occupies a singular place in the history of the Haitian revolution. Long absent from dominant narratives, her story is a reminder that the
Off the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua, Little Corn Island is an island in a class of its own. Big Corn Island’s little sister, it stands
In the French West Indies, the Quadrille is more than just a traditional dance. It is a strong cultural marker, a space for transmission and
ALEFPA – Association Laïque pour l’Education, la Formation, la Prévention et l’Autonomie – holds a simple conviction: no one should be reduced to his or
Through painting, photography and ceramics, Cécile Vernant explores an intimate territory: the Martinique of her childhood. Born in Paris, but arriving on the island at
On December 13, 2025, the Fondation Clément in Le François opened the doors to an exhibition that goes beyond the museum. “Aux origines de la
On December 15, 2025, Aimé-Césaire airport welcomed the first direct flight from Bordeaux to Fort-de-France, operated by CORSAIR. This new route marks a strategic turning
Aimé Césaire remains one of the most structuring intellectual and political figures in contemporary Caribbean history. A major poet of French-language literature, a key anti-colonial
French Guiana reaches a milestone in 2025. With 167,036 registered tourists 142,000 in 2024, the region’s tourism dynamic is now structural. Behind this growth, the
February 24, 1895 remains one of the most decisive dates in Cuba’s history. Cuba. On that day, several uprisings broke out simultaneously across the island,
The RORC Caribbean 600 returned this Monday, February 23, 2026 for its 17th edition, starting from English Harbour, Antigua. Organized by the Royal Ocean Racing
Treemonisha is set to be one of the major cultural events in Martinique at the start of 2026. On Saturday February 28, 2026 at 7:30pm,
The integration of Richès Karayib into the Caribbean Broadcasting Union (CBU) marks a new stage in the development of Caribbean media. This membership formalizes Richès
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