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We Love the Caribbean.

The islands are calling, but there’s more to discuss than incandescent cocktails enjoyed under swaying palm trees. Our new collection of stories, bolstered by local experts, is a deep dive into Caribbean culture, covering everything from the best ways to experience carnival to the story behind Antigua’s colorful headties and an introduction to Aruba’s impressive Chinese food scene. Don’t worry – there’s plenty of beach time too.

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Packing: A headtie and a pair of statement earrings – they add interest, texture, and a bit of fun to even the most basic outfits.

Listening to: Le Mwakast, a podcast in French by Guadeloupean creator Samora Curier that covers history, politics, and food in French Caribbean culture. His show introduced me to the musician Meryl, whom I quite like.

Shopping: Black-owned, Afrocentric brands such as Öfuurë, Imad Eduso, Andrea Iyamah, Kíléntár, TruFaceByGrace, and Fanm Djanm.

Dreaming of: Barbados, Saint-Martin and Sint Maarten, Guadeloupe, Martinique, and Saint Bart’s.

Jet lag is a choice. Keep some of the world’s best radio stations with you. Copacabana Palace x Farm Rio is the collab of our dreams. An oil spout making us nostalgic for collecting seashells on the beach. The Japanese cherry blossom forecast is out.

Ready to travel? Let’s go.

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