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February 2026 unfolds under a sky that favours clarity, recalibration, and strategic progress. With Mercury moving direct, communication sharpens after recent confusion, allowing stalled conversations and plans to regain momentum. Venus turns attention toward love, values, and financial priorities, while Saturn’s steady influence demands maturity, realism, and long-term thinking.
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By Publisher Ray Carmen The world in 2026 feels restless. Nations are louder, politics sharper, alliances strained, and public discourse increasingly shaped by fear, speed, and spectacle. Trust in institutions wavers. Empathy often loses ground to outrage. People talk past one another rather than to one another.
By Publisher Ray Carmen There is something that unsettles Donald Trump far more than courtrooms, commentators, or cable news anchors, history. Not the kind rewritten for campaign rallies, but the kind etched into maps, treaties, uniforms, and bloodlines.
By Publisher Ray Carmen Families, get ready to set sail on a cruise bursting with music, laughter, and Wiggles-sized fun — and here’s the twist: your child’s name could score them a free ticket aboard select Royal Caribbean Wiggles-themed cruises in 2026–27.
Cruise vacations just got even more enticing: Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has unveiled a major transformation of its private Caribbean destination, Great Stirrup Cay, introducing a stunning adults‑only beach club and an enormous new pool area featuring two swim‑up bars — perfect for sun, sea and cocktails.
Charlestown, Nevis — This March, the warm turquoise embrace of the Caribbean Sea will welcome one of Great Britain’s most inspiring swimmers as Olympian Alice Dearing heads to the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis to take part in one of the region’s most iconic open‑water endurance events: the Nevis to St Kitts Cross Channel...
Caribbean Travel Disrupted (But Cruises Still Sailing)
By Caribbean World Magazine The new year is off to a dramatic start for the cruise industry, with major news spanning passenger incidents, itinerary shifts, Caribbean port highlights, and booming travel demand. Here’s the latest affecting Caribbean sailings and visitor experiences:
By Publisher Ray Carmen | December 2025 The Caribbean cruise scene continues to evolve with exciting new itineraries, ship deployments, port reopenings, and industry‑wide shifts shaping the region’s maritime travel landscape. Here’s the latest news that matters to cruisers, industry insiders, and Caribbean tourism alike:
By publisher Ray Carmen -Caribbean World Magazine The Caribbean has always been the world’s natural healing sanctuary — a place where turquoise waters soothe the mind, warm breezes untangle stress, and the steady rhythm of island life restores the soul.
By Publisher Ray Carmen Embarking on a Caribbean cruise is an invitation to adventure, relaxation, and indulgence , but packing for the perfect journey can be a challenge. Balancing practicality with style is key when hopping from sun-soaked decks to chic island restaurants, or from poolside lounges to elegant evening events.
By Publisher Ray Carmen While most Caribbean cruises follow well-trodden paths between bustling ports, a growing number of discerning travellers are discovering a more enchanting alternative: the repositioning cruise. These slow, unhurried journeys, often scheduled during off-seasons, take ships on longer voyages between regions — for example, moving a vessel from...
By Publisher Ray Carmen Hurricane Melissa made catastrophic landfall in Jamaica in late October 2025 with 185 mph winds, torrential rains, and storm surges, causing unprecedented damage to infrastructure and displacing families. The region, still recovering from a previous hurricane, faces significant challenges but the Jamaican people are showing resilience...
By Publisher Ray Carmen When passengers disembark at sun-drenched ports, cameras and sunscreen in tow, the ship behind them continues its rhythm—a hidden world below deck, where Caribbean cruise crews live, work, and survive long stretches away from shore.
By Publisher Ray Carmen The Caribbean isn’t just sun, sand, and rum—it’s a playground for the stars. Imagine planning your next island getaway based not on the cruise itinerary, but on your zodiac sign. From fiery adventures to soulful retreats, here’s where each sign truly belongs when sailing the turquoise...
By Publisher Ray Carmen As the sun dips below the horizon, the bustling cruise terminals empty, leaving behind only the echoes of last-minute souvenir shopping and the hum of tour buses heading back to the airport.
By Publisher Ray Carmen From the sun-soaked islands of the Caribbean to the mountains of Bulgaria, stories of mystics and seers have always captivated the human imagination. Among them, one figure stands out: Baba Vanga, born Vangelia Pandeva Dimitrova in 1911 in Strumica, Bulgaria.
By Publisher Ray Carmen Behind the glittering decks and ocean sunsets lies a hidden world of scale and splendour — the ship’s kitchens. The culinary engines of the world’s grandest cruise liners work around the clock to feed thousands of guests in pure style, and the numbers are staggering.
By Publisher Ray Carmen The ocean erupted into chaos and colour as a school of bluefin tuna tore through the water in a breathtaking feeding frenzy — a moment of pure wild power captured on film in the deep blue.
