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Economies in the Caribbean have carried out a record 19 reforms over the past year to make it easier for domestic small and medium-size enterprises to do business, the World Bank Group’s Doing Business 2020 study says. Of the 16 Caribbean economies - The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominican Republic, The Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Antigua...
Real estate investments benefit greatly from hotel developments, and initiatives that directly increase tourism. Big brand endorsement and market confidence are key drivers in the real estate market - and 2020 is already shaping up to be robust with the following excitement announcements:
Barbados’ housing market, one of the most mature sectors of the Caribbean real estate sector in regards to expatriate investors and buyers, is continuing to offer pleasing prices on its famous West Coast. The regions, which caters primarily to super-wealthy foreigners, the price tags have steadied since the highs of 2016...
Thinking of buying a Caribbean villa to generate an income stream? There is plenty to consider before you can sit back and collect the rent in the sun.
Sunshine boosts levels of serotonin, the body’s natural happy hormone, so there are plenty of great reasons for living on a sun-soaked isle. Sun also helps the heart, eases joint pain lower the risk of some cancers – millions of people cite improved health when they choose to retire to...
Although some islands continue to feel the impact of Hurricane Irma, the Caribbean region as a whole is recovering well from 2017’s devastation. A sizeable number of the Caribbean islands were unaffected - including Barbados, Mustique, Grenada and St Lucia.
It is one of the Bahamas’ great undiscovered escapes: a destination that offers sweeping untouched sands and pristine sparkling waters. The 50-mile-long island boasts the highest point in The Bahamas, Mount Alvernia - the home of a historic Hermitage monastery.
2019 has already been a major milestone for the island of Tobagofollowing a bid to further distinguish itself as a destination a destination in its own right. Before now, Tobago’s stunning natural beauty has been paired with the lively party atmosphere of Trinidad, a contrast in character to its sister isle.
Our round-up of all the latest developments and the coolest places to live in the Caribbean sunshine.
