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Martinique, Wooing the Americas
Martinique, the Caribbean tropical paradise with that special French flare, showed off its best tourist attractions to New York's Asian community last Tuesday night.
Martinique continues to expand and enhance tourism product
Martinique continues to expand and enhance its tourism product for 2010, welcoming two new boutique "hotels de charme," as well as a new hotel renovation and enhancements to an ecotourism attraction to entice visitors like never before.
Martinique Jazz Festival 2009 lineup released
Melodious musique de jazz will fill the air once more this fall as the Caribbean`s longest running jazz festival, the Martinique Jazz Festival, will be held November 26 to December 6. The festival, which dates back to 1983, has long provided a showcase for local and international artists to share their talents with a lively and appreciative crowd ...
Martinique named favorite Caribbean dining destination in Caribbean Travel + Life survey
Martinique received the most votes in an online survey conducted by Caribbean Travel + Life Magazine asking readers to name their favorite Caribbean destination for delectable dining.
'Tumbele!: Biguine, Afro & Latin Sounds from the French Caribbean, 1963-74'
There has certainly been a flood of excellent African and Latin compilations released over the last few years, but Soundway seems to have outdone themselves with this one.
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MSC Cruises' Fall Promotion Offers Complimentary Balcony Upgrade on Select Caribbean Cruises
MSC Cruises is offering a complimentary balcony stateroom upgrade from an interior stateroom on select Caribbean cruises for bookings made by October 16, 2009, providing savings up to 60 percent on a Caribbean cruise vacation.
COLOURFUL: Dancers at a function in the city of Trinite, Martinique, dressed in traditional wear.
Sarkozy allows Martinique to hold autonomy vote - AP
Associated Press Writer= FORT-DE-FRANCE, Martinique A A A' French President Nicolas Sarkozy said Friday that Martinique is free to hold a referendum on greater political autonomy but made clear the island would always belong to France.
Fire of Anatolia burning on four different stages
Four troupes from Turkey's Anadolu AteA Yi dance company will stage the company's critically acclaimed shows in four locations on three continents over the next week, as the company continues to grow, with new dance schools opening in various Turkish cities and auditions for new dancers running almost nonstop year-round. The Fire of Anatolia ...
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has approved a law that could legalize landholdings by some 1 million squatters occupying a Texas-sized chunk of the Amazon rain forest, despite environmentalists' fears it will accelerate deforestation.
Martinique's croissant culture adds a little Carib spice to the mix June 18, 2009 GEORGE MEDOVOY They're popping corks of French Bordeaux for a romantic dinner at Plein Soleil in the hills above Baie du Robert.
Island vacations in the French West Indies
A A A magical place Opened in 1955, Disneyland has offered countless smiles and thrills, undergone a number of changes to keep up with the times, and its success has spawned other theme parks across the country and globe.
Air France extends its mobile phone boarding pass service to flights...
A few days ago, the mobile phone boarding pass service was introduced on all flights to the French Overseas Departments .
Martinique confirms island's first swine flu case
Martinique has announced its first confirmed case of swine flu after an islander tested positive upon returning from the United States.
AMERICA/ANTILLES - Bishops' Message to priests on the Year of the Priest, an opportunity to ...
The Bishops of the Antilles Bishops' Conference have issued a Message to all the priests of the region at the close of their Plenary Assembly in Fort-de-France on the island of Martinique .
Paranoid Authorities Wouldn't Let My Plane Fly Over U.S. Territory
How far will the U.S. authorities' paranoia go? And why do Air France and the French authorities continue to keep silent about it all? An AirFrance flight was forced to divert a plane thousands of miles because a journalist was considered a national security threat.
Journalist Going to Nicaragua Causes Flight to be Diverted
Submitted by fyl on 4 May, 2009 - 08:08. This story is just a bit too strange. I really can't draw conclusions without more information and it isn't clear that information is/will be available.
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