Trip To Caribbean

In the present age of globalization, it is often forgotten that these world-encompassing processes were initiated with European expansion into the Caribbean beginning more than five hundred years ago. We now see the proliferation of overseas factories enabling owners, producers, and consumers of products to be in widely distant locales. It seems to us that in the search for profits, commercial activity has recently spread to every corner of the earth. We observe that the continual movement of humans across borders results in new forms of hybrid and creolized cultures. And, we feel that the world around us is moving faster and faster: the rapid circulation of

My heart rate increases as the plane prepares for take off. No matter how many times I've done this I can't help the joy that fills me. Traveling allows me to open up my eyes to a life outside my own. The different cultures and activities woven together to create a unique lifestyle.

Families and friends from across the world often travel to the beautiful, Caribbean islands for a warm, fun vacation. Tourists go to the Caribbean islands in a variety of ways. Many choose to stay on the islands in hotels for days or weeks at a time. Others buy a vacation on board a cruise ship, and that ship will sail to different islands for the passengers to enjoy and explore. Both of these vacations, however, can have negative effects on the Caribbean employment, local development, water resources, and the environment. This research paper will give descriptive information how tourism effects the Caribbean.

Something I would like to do that I haven’t done,well there's lots of different thing I would like to do but to be specific it would have to be traveling the world.I would like to travel the world because I want to see all the different types of things in the world and I want to explore it and have fun.I would specially want to travel the world with my sister because she always wanted to travel as well.I would want to travel to would be some different cities and three beautiful beaches.

As soon as the tour group left the plane in Montego Bay, Jamaica, the second largest city after Kingston, I could tell the weather was warmer than in Ohio. I expected it to be more humid, but it wasn’t, perhaps because of the winds from the Caribbean Sea. I was pleased, since I do not like sweltering hot weather. Jamaican photographs were displayed at the arrival gate, and I stopped to view them more than those in my tour group did. Although Jamaica is a third-world country, it struck me how many of the people in the pictures were smiling, and other pictures had children playing. A Jamaican photographer who grew up on the bay did the exhibit. He told a story through his pictures; it was like a picture history. The captivating display gave me my initial glimpse of Jamaica, and I looked forward to

There are many unique things about the Caribbean. The Caribbean is a very large group of islands and countries, so, there is many things unique about the area. One unique thing is the Caribbean Sea. Another unique thing is the culture in the Caribbean. The last unique thing listed is the tourist attractions in the Caribbean.

Then I reach the end of Havana, and look out towards the Malécon. I wonder if the hat-wearing tourists who excitedly wave their arms and take pictures from the back of the hot pink 1950s convertible will ever get to experience the Havana I did; what my Cuban friend called the “Cuban way of life.”

The Caribbean islands are among the top destination choices, particularly for those living in North America. It's relatively close proximity to Canada and the United States, along with its glorious year-round weather, makes it the perfect vacation spot for solo travellers and families alike.

The summer before my 8th grade year we had planned a cruise to go to Jamaica. I had never been out of the country before so my excitement was through the roof. Before planning to board the Caribbean Cruise ship, we had decided to stay two days in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. We drove all the way down the Florida - my Dad being scared to fly - with 6 people in the car, it's safe to say it was a very entertaining car ride. When we finally arrived, we immediately went straight to the beach and just relaxed. Those two days in Florida were so fun and stress free I didn't wanna leave so soon. But the time flew by and next thing you know we were boarding the cruise ship.

While I was on the cruise I was able to go zip lining in Jamaica. Which was my favorite explosion. We went on a bunch of different zip lines. My favorite part of the excursion was my bus driver. He took us to the zip line course, he was always cracking jokes and took us on his bus through Jamaica for shopping. So we could buy souvenirs and other cool things from Jamaica to take home to the US. Which he didn't have to do but did anyway because he was a swell guy. He showed us a famous bar/restaurant and stayed with us the whole time we bought souvenirs and other things from the stores. He told us who were the good people to talk to were and who the good people to buy from and kept us away from the bad people. We got to experience a lot of

Slavery of Caribbean rose affectedly in the later part of the 17th century. The Caribbean requested for slaves to develop sugarcane and other crops, which all became known as the triangle trade The ships then traveled to America, where many slaves were exchanged for goods, such as sugar, rum, salt, and other island products. Ships leaving Europe primarily bunged in Africa, where they traded weapons, ammunition, metal, liquor, and clothes for hostages taken in wars.

Testing or taking school exams is not something I enjoy at all and doubt anyone does. I get nervous at the sound of the word exam, regardless of professors reminding me that I am knowledgeable in the material. In St. Lucia and many of the Windward Caribbean islands, a child who is between eleven and twelve and is in standard four (grade) is required to take the Common Entrance Examination. This exam is standard, and is taken by all the elementary schools on the island and the Windward Islands. The secondary school you attend is solely based on the results of that one exam.

This paper explores a great number of academic research journals and databases on the impact that the tourism industry has on the countries in the Caribbean. Tourism impacts the Caribbean in three different sections. Tourism has a social impact that allows for increases in revenue, jobs, and service for the people living there. Tourism’s cultural impact allows the history and heritage of the Caribbean to be acknowledged and practiced not only here but around the world as tourists come and go. Tourism’s environmental impact effects the natural and geographical diversity that can only be found in these countries. Although tourism brings about many advantages in all three categories, there are still negatives attributes that appear from tourism that must be handled properly to maintain a successful industry. This paper examines 12 different research journals that suggest all of the positives and negatives of tourism in the Caribbean and how they can effect not only the tourism industry but the area in which they are practiced.

Finding a Catamaran Charter in the Caribbean is not hard to do, but finding the right Catamaran Charter for your specific needs can take a bit more research. Fortunately, many resources can be used to help make your choice. The trick is to figure out which options are best for you and the vacation you want to have. Here is a sort of guide to help you find the right company for you.

This summer my family and I had the chance to embark on a seven-day vacation to Barbados. Tucked just above Venezuela, the island country known for its rum, mahogany, and flyin’ fish is situated three degrees north of the equator. During our stay, we tried to avoid the tourist traps, seeking authentic cuisine and local lifestyle, hoping to experience Bajan culture in its purest form.