The Côte des Arcadins,Haiti’s true treasure trove, boasts a coastline as sumptuous as it is unspoilt. Just an hour’s drive from Port-au-Prince, this 19-kilometre stretch of coastline, bathed by the Gulf of Gonâve, offers a picture-postcard setting where the indigo sea embraces the white sand beaches, under the caress of the trade winds. It’s an invitation to slow down, to savor the moment, to rediscover a Caribbean on a human scale, far from the beaten track.

On July 1, the Saint James distillery in Martinique was transformed into an international mixology stage for the grand finale of The Bartenders Society 2025. The competition, which celebrated its tenth anniversary this year, was not just a showcase for talent from fourteen countries – it also embodied the intersecting ambitions of the spirits industry, experience tourism and regional development. In an exceptional setting, between sugar cane and rum-making traditions, the event combined technical excellence, creative daring and intercultural openness.

Ladies Break Festival 2025 returns to the Appaloos’Arena this Sunday, July 6, with its ambition intact: to offer women a space of freedom, sisterhood and breathing space. Much more than a simple musical event, this Martinican festival has established itself in just a few years as a societal highlight, a concrete response to needs that are often unspoken, but deeply felt.

Les Anses d’Arlet is much more than just a Martinique village: it’s an authentic setting where nature, history and people come together to offer an unforgettable experience. From the moment you set foot on this land bathed in light, a sense of belonging and peace comes over you. Situated on Martinique’s south-west coast, Les Anses d’Arlet stretches between lush green hills and crystal-clear waters, offering breathtaking panoramic views.

Here, every sunrise seems to awaken a new promise, and every sunset invites contemplation. This land, both preserved and vibrant, seduces with its harmony between tradition and the gentle way of life, and it’s this rare alchemy that touches the hearts of all who discover it.

A spirit of openness and regional cooperation

The opening of Traditour 2025 from Dominica marks a historic turning point. This choice, the result of a joint desire on the part of the organizers, reflects a profound desire to bring the peoples of the Caribbean closer together. In the words of ambassador Benoit Bardouille, the aim is to “promote tourism, strengthen cultural exchanges and stimulate economic growth” between the islands.

This departure is more than just a symbolic gesture: it embodies the ability of the territories to transcend borders and turn the sea, once a barrier, into a veritable hyphen. Dominica, long perceived as a distant neighbor, becomes the starting point of a common narrative, woven of solidarity, ambition and shared cultural roots.

The development of Sir Turtle’s Sky Brew required a meticulous approach and in-depth expertise. The Cayman Airways and Caybrew teams worked closely together to design an India Pale Ale capable of retaining all its taste qualities at an altitude of 10,000 metres.

Dry air and reduced cabin pressure alter the perception of flavors, so every step of the brewing process has been designed to ensure an optimal in-flight sensory experience. Sir Turtle’s Sky Brew stands out for its freshness, roundness and balanced notes, offering passengers a taste of Cayman Islands brewing expertise from the very first service on board.

For Michael Eutrope, luxury isn’t about gilding the lily, it’s about getting it right. “True luxury is a clean beach, a good meal, a shower that works and human service,” he sums up. His vision is rooted in local culture: he values traditions, local products and Caribbean hospitality, without ever compromising on quality. Tailor-made is his signature: organizing an experience around sugar cane or the mango festival becomes a pretext for cultural immersion. For him, it’s only by restoring meaning and roots to luxury that the Caribbean will be able to make a lasting impact.