Author: yvonne

Turks and Caicos is the ultimate aspirational destination in the Caribbean. Neighboring the Bahamas, this collection of islands definitely deserves the top spot. We don’t have to say that the beaches are beautiful with their soft sand. This is the Caribbean after all. But the famous Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales has been voted the

As the tourism sector continues to rebound, the Turks and Caicos is once again breaking visitor arrival records, with some 138,762 air arrivals and 173,151 cruise arrivals in the first quarter of 2022. The Turks and Caicos Islands Tourist Board is pleased to release the preliminary figures, showing that the destination has seen a major

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According to the figures, as a close approximation in measuring the destination’s tourist arrivals at the beginning of 2022, Turks & Caicos saw an average increase of approximately 33 percent in stopover arrivals through Providenciales International Airport and FBOs, growing from the 34,057 stopover arrivals in January 2022 to 44,596 stopover arrivals in February 2022,

“We are indeed buoyed by these figures, in particular the month of March, which is critical to our sector,” said Lightbourne. “The first quarter, especially March, is traditionally excellent for winter vacationers, and has seen a robust [change] in visitor arrivals, almost paralleling the corresponding month in 2019, which saw the best pre-COVID arrivals for

In 2019 we visited the Turks & Caicos islands for a comprehensive feature on the very best the British overseas territory had to offer. Two whole years and a pandemic later, we felt it was time to update our take on the jewel of the West Indies. This time around we were after a more

World-famous Grace Bay is one of the Caribbean’s most pristine beaches. The pristine white sand and turquoise blue waters are protected by a barrier reef, drawing visitors to its calm waters. It is part of the Princess Alexandra National Park and located on the northeast coast of the island of Providenciales. Read More